Down the Road Apiece: The Rolling Stones in London This guide maps the Rolling Stones' journey through the group's hometown, tracing their footsteps from humble beginnings to superstardom. Down the Road Apiece documents nearly 100 significant locations that shaped the band's history and the swinging sixties scene they helped define. CENTRAL LONDON: Mick Jagger at the LSE, the Marquee on Oxford Street where they played their first gig in July 1962, and the Denmark Street studio where they recorded their debut album. Explore Soho clubs, record company offices, and boutiques that witnessed their meteoric rise and the bohemian haunts where they socialised with the era's cultural icons. WEST LONDON: Visit the gritty Edith Grove flat where Mick, Keith and Brian lived in squalor, the Ealing Club where Charlie Watts first met his future bandmates. Riverside locations of early photoshoots and the fashionable King's Road boutiques that helped define their style. NORTH LONDON: Hampstead flats