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Even it was the Stones last show... It's still more 50 years after the Beatles last show.

More than 50 years will be after 2019 - because the final public performance of the Beatles was on 30 January 1969 (rooftop concert) ....

Doesn't this classify as a 'private' concert?
Seems more private than the Stones recent Gilette and other such gigs, which this site seems to classify as private.

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Even it was the Stones last show... It's still more 50 years after the Beatles last show.

More than 50 years will be after 2019 - because the final public performance of the Beatles was on 30 January 1969 (rooftop concert) ....

Doesn't this classify as a 'private' concert?
Seems more private than the Stones recent Gilette and other such gigs, which this site seems to classify as private.

More private?! Are you serious?

Give me a break.

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Till 2023 for sure!
2017 Europe
2018 Asia/Australia/South Africa
2019 North America
2020 South America
2022/2023"Residency Tour" with multiple shows in NYC, LA, Tokyo, London

Residency tour? They didn't even sell out a "one gig residency" in Las Vegas, where people like Britney Spears played dozens of shows.

...The last Stones shows before everything stops will be something special...Simply another story!

2017... some shows in Europe, ending in London.

That will probably be it.

They're doing Thursday nights down the Rose & Crown on the high Street.

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Oh boy.
Mick and Keith HAVE been saying Thank You fans, thanks for keep coming back after all these years. Mick said it in Vegas, and in the Desert concerts.
I thought Zipcode 2015 was goodbye to America
Buffolo NY big time fan show,
Quebec goodbye to Canada
OLE tour goodbye to South America
Cuba, well, Cuba and the first to get in w/ the US President
Then some cash on the side Oldchella, Vegas, billionaire.
They've been trying to say goodbye.
We both suck at it. Us, and them.

Probably as well put as any theory.
It has been a great ride.

Mike

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Time...waits for no one....and it won't wait for me....agree on the theory....

There are 4 to consider, and family and health. Leonard Cohen is 82 and still touring...I know he is one person and the Stones are 4...but hopefully they are not ready to stop yet, just slow down. Anything they do is a bonus and I agree with bv..don't wait, go to any concert you can...At this point, where makes no difference to me, I will be there. I did plan on Las Vegas for 22 Oct, but couldn't make it, good thing. Mick also has vocal problems in Malaga Spain and cancelled..never rescheduled.

See: Will The Rolling Stones ever perform live again? -- [iorr.org] .

This was recently discussed here: [iorr.org]



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Leonard Cohen is 82 and still touring...

Did I miss anything? His last concert was more than 3 years ago and I am not aware of any tour being planned. But he has a new album out. I would love to see him again, he is an amazing artist.

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Leonard Cohen is 82 and still touring...

Did I miss anything? His last concert was more than 3 years ago and I am not aware of any tour being planned. But he has a new album out. I would love to see him again, he is an amazing artist.

there's an interview with leonard's son in rolling stone about the new record. he says its unlikely that leonard will be performing in concert anymore. he's in better health than he was but he's still not in good shape.

This could be the last time maybe the last time i don't know?

Some say the last Rolling Stones tour was Europe 1967...



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...Or Us'78!

Once again ..... YES



ROCKMAN

as long as there's money to be made

As long as Mick Jagger is alive and well enough to do it, he will be getting up on stage to perform for his fans... and he will do his best to drag the rest of the band and crew along for the ride. There is nothing else, no drug or sex act, that gives him a better buzz, thrill or high than the one he gets from his audience... and it pays pretty well too.

Yes,The Rolling Stones will tour again.



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As long as Mick Jagger is alive and well enough to do it, he will be getting up on stage to perform for his fans... and he will do his best to drag the rest of the band and crew along for the ride. There is nothing else, no drug or sex act, that gives him a better buzz, thrill or high than the one he gets from his audience... and it pays pretty well too.

Yes,The Rolling Stones will tour again.

It's also my favorite high or buzz .Nothing else get's me off like the Worlds Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World

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As long as Mick Jagger is alive and well enough to do it, he will be getting up on stage to perform for his fans... and he will do his best to drag the rest of the band and crew along for the ride. There is nothing else, no drug or sex act, that gives him a better buzz, thrill or high than the one he gets from his audience... and it pays pretty well too.

Yes,The Rolling Stones will tour again.

I think that's true for Keith too, to some extent.

Rockman, thank you for your positivity on this!!!

~"Love is Strong"~

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As long as Mick Jagger is alive and well enough to do it, he will be getting up on stage to perform for his fans... and he will do his best to drag the rest of the band and crew along for the ride. There is nothing else, no drug or sex act, that gives him a better buzz, thrill or high than the one he gets from his audience... and it pays pretty well too.

Yes,The Rolling Stones will tour again.

It's also my favorite high or buzz. Nothing else get's me off like the Worlds Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World

It is what has kept me around and interested with the greatest band of all time.