I would not pay more than $100 to see the current show. But by all means I would be at the arena trying to grab a cheaper scalped ticket. Unfortunately, if there is no opening act that hurts your chances at getting a ticket to a 20,000 seat venue. At least with an opening act you work the seller when everyone panics to get in when they hear someone playing.

not really surprised the band didnt diversify with the setlist but through the 5 gigs and rehearsals they did do 9 songs from the early-mid 60,s which is a period they constantly ignore and have done since 1969, from 1969-89 you would get satisfaction and something else, and since 1989 paint it black aswell but to get 9 songs was a treat.

especially

lady jane
around and around
i wanna be your man

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The Sicilian
I would not pay more than $100 to see the current show. But by all means I would be at the arena trying to grab a cheaper scalped ticket. Unfortunately, if there is no opening act that hurts your chances at getting a ticket to a 20,000 seat venue. At least with an opening act you work the seller when everyone panics to get in when they hear someone playing.

That's my plan if they play here in Los Angeles...indoors only (I've "retired" from stadium shows), decent seats, 100 bucks max. May be unrealistic, but I've seen them many times over the years and am okay if I don't see them again.

I don't want to be entertained! I just want a new album!

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JumpinJackOLantern
I don't want to be entertained! I just want a new album!

the two go hand-in-hand.