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Parts of the Bridges To Babylon magic are captured in the new live album No Security, due out on Nov. 2 (Nov 3 in USA, Oct. 21 in Japan).
Some statistical references - from fan to fan - please send corrections or comments by email to IORR! Thanks! PS. These pages have a rough layout - I'm working on improving the web desing - please be patient!
The Rolling Stones played a total of 108 shows during the 1997/98 Bridges To Babylon Tour, including all the club shows, secret shows and MTV shows. More shows will come in 1999. This page is dedicated to facts and figures about the tour. You will find a lot more details about the tour in the 1997/98 and 1998 IORR concert reviews pages, where you will find reviews of each and every show of the tour.
There will be a lot more statistics, links and facts about the tour on these pages. If you have ideas, facts or nice info, then please send email to IORR. Thanks!
The total of 108 shows were made up by 35 stadium and 8 arena shows in USA, 6 special shows (clubs etc) in USA/Canada, 4 stadium and 3 arena shows in Canada, 2 in Mexico, 6 in Japan, 5 in Argentina and 2 in Brazil. A total of 56 shows in USA/Canada plus another 15 shows outside Europe, adding up to 71 shows up to April 98.
The European part of the tour gave us a total of 37 shows, of which 10 stadium and 1 amphitheater in Germany, 6 in Holland, 3 in Spain, 2 in Belgium, 1 stadium and 1 arena in Sweden, then 13 more single shows in 13 countries, including the arena show in the Czech Republic plus stadium/site shows in France, Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Estonia, Russia, Poland, Croatia, Greece and Turkey.
This is a complete list of the 62 songs they played, and a link to the show where the song were performed for the first time during this tour:
PS. Cross reference statistics kindly supplied by Hendrik Mulder, Holland, through his fantastic computer database Beautiful Buzz, with all about the Stones shows and their releases.
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