My concern is will they be able to sell out a small bar, lol

Every tour they say they will do small clubs, and then they do what they always do; play ONE club gig at the start of the tour

"All I have to do is dream..."

I think they should do a tour of laundromats.

Everything is possible...

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I heard from a music insider that the Stones may play small bars 100-200 people

Yeah, small bar... bar ? bar mitzvah, wedding, birthday party (clown and pinata are options).
A new market for the band.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009-08-27 16:48 by Massimo68.

I guess the title just got a little messed up. that's all.
should read:

Stones may or may not play small bars on next tour

I'll have the equipment set up whenever they want to show up at my house.

Large pasture in back yard in case 100,000 other people hear about it. Keefstock.

OT: What's Ryan Adams up to?

Just wondering cos I heard he was taking a sabbatical from music and writing for a magazine and maybe a book? I know a few posters who also like RA's music. Anyone know anything?

Allright let's give this guy the benefit of the doubt. It's only his 3rd post in 5 years. SO maybe he just waits to post the really important stuff.....developing.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

In the recent Rolling Stone there is some mention of shit ticket sales for Aerosmith and Rod Stewart because of over touring.

The Stones could come set up a regular gig in New Orleans and after a couple of weeks it would be the usual - about 25 people would show up, they'd play too long and get too drunk and go home really late.

I really doubt there will be a tour next year.

BV would know more than any 'insider.'

IF they play in small bars and stuff, than they will have to play other songs! Not the usual crowd pleasers! Soooooooooo tired of the usual songs. -sigh-

When they play in Atlanta, Charlie can use my kit
if he'll let me sit in on one song.

Marv Peck

Y'all remember that rubber legged boy

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DiamondDog7
IF they play in small bars and stuff, than they will have to play other songs! Not the usual crowd pleasers! Soooooooooo tired of the usual songs. -sigh-

Mustang Sally! haha.

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DiamondDog7
IF they play in small bars and stuff, than they will have to play other songs! Not the usual crowd pleasers! Soooooooooo tired of the usual songs. -sigh-

Mustang Sally! haha.

LOL for example, yes!

Or other songs of their 40 year catalogue!

I´ve already built a small stage in the right corner of my livingroom...it will be a great show and they will open with criss cross man...

I did read somewhere that The Rollings' would be more than happy to play at your private function or wedding any time. The only proviso being you stump up the £5 million squids fee they command in advance.
No doubt for another 5 million they will also do Abba covers....

Then I'll see you in New Orleans...Skipstone

Sounds like someone along the line has mis-heard the music insider!

...it's a small tour of BARNS.

...even better, Barn Owl...I'll pull up a hay bale and enjoy!

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Carnaby
I think they should do a tour of laundromats.

Someone stole my favorite Stones shirt from a laundromat.

Incidentally, the studio in New Orleans where Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino, etc. recorded, is now a laundromat!

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I heard from a music insider

Let me guess, he can't be named right? I get so sick of this f-ucking shit. We won't know shit until it's time to know shit, if it ever even happens again. Until then, it's all bullshit.

... and the earth is flat ...

Bjornulf

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bv
... and the earth is flat ...

Oh darn. Now we can't even trust Bjornulf anymore. Where is this world going to ?

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Keep On Rolling

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bv
... and the earth is flat ...

I'm glad you mentioned this, because I've been thinking recently that all this business of it being round is absolute nonsense ? All those astronomers, what the f**k do they know ? They should spend more time going for walks on flat ground rather than staring into the void looking at round things !! Then they might be less inclined to make up these sorts of stories.

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bv
... and the earth is flat ...

Yes, yes it is: [www.alaska.net]

"Deprogramming the masses since 1547"

What about small barmitzvahs?

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I´ve already built a small stage in the right corner of my livingroom...it will be a great show and they will open with criss cross man...

Don't forget the Stones were named the 'most expensive wedding act':£5m (€5.75m)

Well ,at least Jason named my ultimate phantasm :Jagger on live in my living room ....



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

Edith, I lived behind that laundromat on Dauphine and washed my clothes there. Hilarious place. Well, it was anway, about 12 years ago.