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Well a show in Dartford would be nice and long overdue as they have never played here except maybe as Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys.
Only problem is Dartford is only home for Mick and Keith and has no venues even remotely capable of hosting a performance by the Stones.
The O2 in Greenwich is the nearest venue to Dartford that could host the Stones.
Len Goodman School of Dancing maybe?
And isn't there a nice little hall just opposite Dartford Grammar School?
Or Mick Jagger Centre in the school?
(Just a cosy little gig for locals, of course)
Well you never know. The Buzzcocks, Stiff Little Fingers, Walter Trout, 10CC, Ruby Turner and Chris Jagger have all played the Mick Jagger Centre in Dartford. Trying to score a ticket for the MJC if the Stones played there would be a nightmare though unless you worked there or were family and close friends of the band.
The hall opposite I'm assuming you mean either the one at the Catholic church or the masonic hall. I do have contacts with some of the masons so a slim chance of a ticket perhaps. Lol.
You have inside knowledge of this I assume.
Last time they played Cardiff Mick stayed at the Celtic Manor, Newport which is only 20 minutes away.
Jeroen
The last I heard Charlie lives in Devon, Keith in Conneticut, Mick in France, Woody London. They have not called London 'home' since the 60's. Also for your information Cardiff has a large demographic with its own population, Swansea and Bristol within an hour. They will sell out a show there with no problem at all. According to your logic we can expect shows in Bude, Conneticut and the Loire.
I agree the retirement tour just doesn’t seem their style. So we will never
know what show will be the last. This is a good thing.
Right, and wasn’t there talk of Australia in the Fall, or 2019? Good grief.
Post of the f***ing century !!
[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]
agree with Beast. It's like I have lived in Montana 35 years, far exceeding the 26 growing up in California, but Sacramento and the Bay will always be home.
plexi
Of course they would sell out a stadium gig in Cardiff. I only have some doubts if they even try it, if there are three, four shows in London just something like 200-220 km away. It's not that I want that Cardiff gets no show. They also don't play in Hannover, Leipzig or Rostock (anymore) if they play in Berlin.
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Hopefully the Croke Park licence is granted
How many dates are on this tour?
Must have had the same dream as you
Tue Aug 29 2006 Millennium Stadium
Stop posting nonsense!
Yay!
Can not wait for the details!
Having never been to the UK, this tour is bucket list material for me.
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Date: February 9, 2018 20:12
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35love
‘Going Home’.
Has some menace from the RS
Going home, and going to bed,
so let’s PARTY, MF’ers.
They should at least play Going Home this time
The full 10+ minute version (or whatever it is)
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Date: February 9, 2018 20:15
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‘Going Home’.
Has some menace from the RS
Going home, and going to bed,
so let’s PARTY, MF’ers.
They should at least play Going Home this time
The full 10+ minute version (or whatever it is)
Re: The Rolling Stones 2018 tour rumours - UK and more
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DartfordRenegade
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Date: February 9, 2018 20:23
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London gigs in Twickenham & Dartford would be appropriate at this juncture.
Well a show in Dartford would be nice and long overdue as they have never played here except maybe as Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys.
Only problem is Dartford is only home for Mick and Keith and has no venues even remotely capable of hosting a performance by the Stones.
The O2 in Greenwich is the nearest venue to Dartford that could host the Stones.
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Date: February 9, 2018 20:44
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London gigs in Twickenham & Dartford would be appropriate at this juncture.
Well a show in Dartford would be nice and long overdue as they have never played here except maybe as Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys
Len Goodman School of Dancing maybe?
And isn't there a nice little hall just opposite Dartford Grammar School?
Or Mick Jagger Centre in the school?
(Just a cosy little gig for locals, of course)
Re: The Rolling Stones 2018 tour rumours - UK and more
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35love
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Date: February 9, 2018 21:04
Sh, I don’t care where it is anymore, I just want a ticket.
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Date: February 9, 2018 21:11
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London gigs in Twickenham & Dartford would be appropriate at this juncture.
Well a show in Dartford would be nice and long overdue as they have never played here except maybe as Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys
Len Goodman School of Dancing maybe?
And isn't there a nice little hall just opposite Dartford Grammar School?
Or Mick Jagger Centre in the school?
(Just a cosy little gig for locals, of course)
Well you never know. The Buzzcocks, Stiff Little Fingers, Walter Trout, 10CC, Ruby Turner and Chris Jagger have all played the Mick Jagger Centre in Dartford. Trying to score a ticket for the MJC if the Stones played there would be a nightmare though unless you worked there or were family and close friends of the band.
The hall opposite I'm assuming you mean either the one at the Catholic church or the masonic hall. I do have contacts with some of the masons so a slim chance of a ticket perhaps. Lol.
Re: The Rolling Stones 2018 tour rumours - UK and more
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Date: February 9, 2018 21:18
There is of course the Orchard Theatre in Dartford town centre which is just short of 1000 seats. They are used to having well known acts such as Jools Holland perform there but I really can't see the Stones coming to Dartford at this stage of the game.
I did see both Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor perform at the Orchard a few years back and met Bill outside after the show.
I fully expect though to be catching a train to London to see the Stones at a stadium or arena as I have done in the past.
I did see both Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor perform at the Orchard a few years back and met Bill outside after the show.
I fully expect though to be catching a train to London to see the Stones at a stadium or arena as I have done in the past.
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Date: February 9, 2018 21:29
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Sh, I don’t care where it is anymore, I just want a ticket.
Re: The Rolling Stones 2018 tour rumours - UK and more
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ycagwywpmd
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Date: February 9, 2018 21:30
Yes you're right of course, but not that far to O2 is it?
Surprising how many people though think Dartford is part of London........
Surprising how many people though think Dartford is part of London........
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Date: February 9, 2018 21:47
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I don't think Cardiff, let alone Sunderland is "home" for The Rolling Stones. They will only play such gigs if the negotiations with big markets partly fail. They prefer cities where they don't have an 2 hours drive to the hotel after the show.
You have inside knowledge of this I assume.
Last time they played Cardiff Mick stayed at the Celtic Manor, Newport which is only 20 minutes away.
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Date: February 9, 2018 21:58
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Sh, I don’t care where it is anymore, I just want a ticket.
Jeroen
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Date: February 9, 2018 22:02
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I don't think Cardiff, let alone Sunderland is "home" for The Rolling Stones. They will only play such gigs if the negotiations with big markets partly fail. They prefer cities where they don't have an 2 hours drive to the hotel after the show.
"Home" means the U.K./British Isles, and that includes Cardiff and anywhere else on that group of islands. Precisely where and when they play, we've yet to find out.
What a nonsense. Keith lives in CT since the 70's, several 1000 km from England. Jagger spends most of his time outside the UK and if he is there, he's only in London 99%. They don't care about Wales or whatever.
What is likely? They will play in London (three or four shows), Dublin, North England (probably Manchester), Scotland and maybe Wales (probably Cardiff). That's all. Everything else is wishfull thinking.
Sorry, but you're confusing me... You say Keith's home has been in CT since the '70's... should we be looking for a show there? Then, you said you don't think Cardiff because it's a long drive to a hotel and they don't care about Wales, but now Cardiff is a probability. Then, there are Scotland, Dublin, and Manchester, which aren't really home,either, but they will have shows.
They don't care about Wales as "home". They obviously don't tour because they have strong home feelings, but because they get 5 or more millions for two hours work. Nevertheless there could be a show after 12 years. They've been in Wales several times. But if there are really 3 or more shows in London, then I have my doubts they will play Wales. London area is "home" for the Stones members, not the entire UK. If they play Cardiff then not because they feel being "at home". The only reason is that the local promotor is paying them enough. The metropolitan area of Manchester and Glasgow/Edinburgh are sure bets; they've been there on every tour. Some people here wish a tour like 1971 + Dublin, Cork and Belfast, would be great - but won't happen.
The last I heard Charlie lives in Devon, Keith in Conneticut, Mick in France, Woody London. They have not called London 'home' since the 60's. Also for your information Cardiff has a large demographic with its own population, Swansea and Bristol within an hour. They will sell out a show there with no problem at all. According to your logic we can expect shows in Bude, Conneticut and the Loire.
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Date: February 10, 2018 00:36
They talk about London as home because they were born in London and Stones started as a London band. Where they live now doesn't matter.....Quote
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I don't think Cardiff, let alone Sunderland is "home" for The Rolling Stones. They will only play such gigs if the negotiations with big markets partly fail. They prefer cities where they don't have an 2 hours drive to the hotel after the show.
"Home" means the U.K./British Isles, and that includes Cardiff and anywhere else on that group of islands. Precisely where and when they play, we've yet to find out.
What a nonsense. Keith lives in CT since the 70's, several 1000 km from England. Jagger spends most of his time outside the UK and if he is there, he's only in London 99%. They don't care about Wales or whatever.
What is likely? They will play in London (three or four shows), Dublin, North England (probably Manchester), Scotland and maybe Wales (probably Cardiff). That's all. Everything else is wishfull thinking.
Sorry, but you're confusing me... You say Keith's home has been in CT since the '70's... should we be looking for a show there? Then, you said you don't think Cardiff because it's a long drive to a hotel and they don't care about Wales, but now Cardiff is a probability. Then, there are Scotland, Dublin, and Manchester, which aren't really home,either, but they will have shows.
They don't care about Wales as "home". They obviously don't tour because they have strong home feelings, but because they get 5 or more millions for two hours work. Nevertheless there could be a show after 12 years. They've been in Wales several times. But if there are really 3 or more shows in London, then I have my doubts they will play Wales. London area is "home" for the Stones members, not the entire UK. If they play Cardiff then not because they feel being "at home". The only reason is that the local promotor is paying them enough. The metropolitan area of Manchester and Glasgow/Edinburgh are sure bets; they've been there on every tour. Some people here wish a tour like 1971 + Dublin, Cork and Belfast, would be great - but won't happen.
The last I heard Charlie lives in Devon, Keith in Conneticut, Mick in France, Woody London. They have not called London 'home' since the 60's. Also for your information Cardiff has a large demographic with its own population, Swansea and Bristol within an hour. They will sell out a show there with no problem at all. According to your logic we can expect shows in Bude, Conneticut and the Loire.
Re: The Rolling Stones 2018 tour rumours - UK and more
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Date: February 10, 2018 00:56
Heard the Artic Monkeys could be playing Croke Park
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Date: February 10, 2018 01:17
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Thankfully, all indications are that they will never announce a "last tour" or "last show"... Always loved the "we'll play till we drop" narrative.
Fortunately, the band has never and likely will never need that to sell tickets.
Already counting on another North American tour after this one..
I agree the retirement tour just doesn’t seem their style. So we will never
know what show will be the last. This is a good thing.
Re: The Rolling Stones 2018 tour rumours - UK and more
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Date: February 10, 2018 01:41
I think we can ignore monsoon Rangoon’s post if they played in his kitchen and put a blackboard on the wall asking which songs he wanted to hear he would complain that he wasn’t given any chalk
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Date: February 10, 2018 01:49
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Thankfully, all indications are that they will never announce a "last tour" or "last show"... Always loved the "we'll play till we drop" narrative.
Fortunately, the band has never and likely will never need that to sell tickets.
Already counting on another North American tour after this one..
I agree the retirement tour just doesn’t seem their style. So we will never
know what show will be the last. This is a good thing.
Right, and wasn’t there talk of Australia in the Fall, or 2019? Good grief.
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Date: February 10, 2018 02:05
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I think we can ignore monsoon Rangoon’s post if they played in his kitchen and put a blackboard on the wall asking which songs he wanted to hear he would complain that he wasn’t given any chalk
Post of the f***ing century !!
[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]
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Date: February 10, 2018 02:19
Re: The Rolling Stones 2018 tour rumours - UK and more
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Date: February 10, 2018 03:44
All the tour is confirmed .
LONG LIVE THE ROLLING STONES !
LONG LIVE THE ROLLING STONES !
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Date: February 10, 2018 04:00
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I don't think Cardiff, let alone Sunderland is "home" for The Rolling Stones. They will only play such gigs if the negotiations with big markets partly fail. They prefer cities where they don't have an 2 hours drive to the hotel after the show.
"Home" means the U.K./Britain Isles, and that includes Cardiff and anywhere else on that group of islands. Precisely where and when they play, we've yet to find out.
100% correct
And that's regardless of where any of them lives or spends time.
agree with Beast. It's like I have lived in Montana 35 years, far exceeding the 26 growing up in California, but Sacramento and the Bay will always be home.
plexi
Re: The Rolling Stones 2018 tour rumours - UK and more
Posted by:
35love
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Date: February 10, 2018 04:08
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Sandy Beach
All the tour is confirmed .
LONG LIVE THE ROLLING STONES !
Re: The Rolling Stones 2018 tour rumours - UK and more
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Monsoon Ragoon
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Date: February 10, 2018 09:50
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I don't think Cardiff, let alone Sunderland is "home" for The Rolling Stones. They will only play such gigs if the negotiations with big markets partly fail. They prefer cities where they don't have an 2 hours drive to the hotel after the show.
"Home" means the U.K./British Isles, and that includes Cardiff and anywhere else on that group of islands. Precisely where and when they play, we've yet to find out.
What a nonsense. Keith lives in CT since the 70's, several 1000 km from England. Jagger spends most of his time outside the UK and if he is there, he's only in London 99%. They don't care about Wales or whatever.
What is likely? They will play in London (three or four shows), Dublin, North England (probably Manchester), Scotland and maybe Wales (probably Cardiff). That's all. Everything else is wishfull thinking.
Sorry, but you're confusing me... You say Keith's home has been in CT since the '70's... should we be looking for a show there? Then, you said you don't think Cardiff because it's a long drive to a hotel and they don't care about Wales, but now Cardiff is a probability. Then, there are Scotland, Dublin, and Manchester, which aren't really home,either, but they will have shows.
They don't care about Wales as "home". They obviously don't tour because they have strong home feelings, but because they get 5 or more millions for two hours work. Nevertheless there could be a show after 12 years. They've been in Wales several times. But if there are really 3 or more shows in London, then I have my doubts they will play Wales. London area is "home" for the Stones members, not the entire UK. If they play Cardiff then not because they feel being "at home". The only reason is that the local promotor is paying them enough. The metropolitan area of Manchester and Glasgow/Edinburgh are sure bets; they've been there on every tour. Some people here wish a tour like 1971 + Dublin, Cork and Belfast, would be great - but won't happen.
The last I heard Charlie lives in Devon, Keith in Conneticut, Mick in France, Woody London. They have not called London 'home' since the 60's. Also for your information Cardiff has a large demographic with its own population, Swansea and Bristol within an hour. They will sell out a show there with no problem at all. According to your logic we can expect shows in Bude, Conneticut and the Loire.
Of course they would sell out a stadium gig in Cardiff. I only have some doubts if they even try it, if there are three, four shows in London just something like 200-220 km away. It's not that I want that Cardiff gets no show. They also don't play in Hannover, Leipzig or Rostock (anymore) if they play in Berlin.
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Re: The Rolling Stones 2018 tour rumours - UK and more
Posted by:
Healy52003
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Date: February 10, 2018 10:23
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Sandy Beach
All the tour is confirmed .
LONG LIVE THE ROLLING STONES !
Hopefully the Croke Park licence is granted
How many dates are on this tour?
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Date: February 10, 2018 10:42
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I don't think Cardiff, let alone Sunderland is "home" for The Rolling Stones. They will only play such gigs if the negotiations with big markets partly fail. They prefer cities where they don't have an 2 hours drive to the hotel after the show.
And unless I dreamed it, they have played in Cardiff before now.
Must have had the same dream as you
Tue Aug 29 2006 Millennium Stadium
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Roadster32
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Date: February 10, 2018 10:44
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Sandy Beach
All the tour is confirmed .
LONG LIVE THE ROLLING STONES !
Stop posting nonsense!
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Posted by:
Nate
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Date: February 10, 2018 11:37
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Sandy Beach
All the tour is confirmed .
LONG LIVE THE ROLLING STONES !
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Posted by:
Cristiano Radtke
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Date: February 10, 2018 13:19
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NateQuote
Sandy Beach
All the tour is confirmed .
LONG LIVE THE ROLLING STONES !
Yay!
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pt99
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Date: February 10, 2018 17:33
MSG!!!
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Date: February 10, 2018 17:55
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Sandy Beach
All the tour is confirmed .
LONG LIVE THE ROLLING STONES !
Yay!
Can not wait for the details!
Having never been to the UK, this tour is bucket list material for me.
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