The first node that we need is the texture coordinate node. The texture coordinate node is commonly use for the coordinates of textures, typically used as inputs for texture nodes.

Then we add a mapping node, and a brick texture. We change x-axis rotation in the mapping node by 90 degrees for our sphere so we can see the brick texture correctly. We then change the scale to 2 on our "Brick Texture" node and the colours. We also change the "Mortar Size" to 0.01

We then add a noise texture with the scale to 6 and detail to 15. We then add 2 color ramps and mix the rgb together with a "Mix RGB" node. Copy the color and the gradients, then plug the B&W color ramp to the factor of the "Mix RGB" node. Color of the brick texture on top and the coloured Color Ramp to the bottom one.

We then add the bump maps and connect it all to a Principled Shader.