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stickyfingers101
EAST COAST US TOUR!!!
They haven't played NYC in awhile
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Beast
I'm thinking about the world between 17 May and 8 July. I'll worry about the rest after that!
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KevinLocksPerm
Will you quietly acknowledge that the Stones have discretely concluded their career as a live band?
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geordiestone
Nahhh World Tour sometime late summer 2019, starting in NA, maybe ending that stint around christmas time with 2 or 3 gigs in New York.Then, Australia 2020 early on, february say.
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KevinLocksPerm
Will you quietly acknowledge that the Stones have discretely concluded their career as a live band?
From the 2018 Tour-Teaser:
" NO STOPPING! We haven’t finished yet. It’s still too early for me to talk about the Stones’ legacy. There’s one thing that we haven’t yet achieved, and that’s to really find out how long you can do this. It’s still such a joy to play with this band that you can’t really let go of it. Keith Richards" - [www.Facebook.com] , [Twitter.com]
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JN99
I have been to 3-4 shows now where I walked out thinking "well, that's it, the last time I will ever see the Stones" only to find them back out on the road playing again with more chances to see them. Such is the case with the UK shows I will be attending this year. We never know and I don't think they do either. THe last show won't be planned, it will just happen and we won't know until after.
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grzegorz67
My thoughts are that we've all got lives to live and other interests to pursue when Rolling Stones are not on tour, or at least should have. But while they are, this Summer, I hope to have a blast. I'm only missing 3 shows. 11 shows is more than double what I've done on any previous tour. I look forward to the shows, the associated travel and hanging out with other fans.
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bv
July 9, 2018 will be a normal day. It will rain in Bergen Norway and may be in London UK. Mick will still be in his hotel room in Warsaw Poland while the rest of the band is heading home early morning. The promoters have been working on the next tour since long time ago, and the Stones will have offers on the table for shows in USA, Asia, Australia, Europe, and other places on this planet.
We will all go home and save up for the next tour. We will dream about the best show during the summer of 2018, it probably happend in UK some place, may be Southampton, and we will start discussing with our family about a permit for the next tour.
We will keep the winter of 2018/2019 available for next US madness tour, this time around they will may be do all shows in just one or two cities, and meanwhile Mich will have a bunch of projects so the others in the band will try to get Mick focusing on getting back on the road for 2019.
They will tour until they drop, which will not happen until long after we all drop.
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Hairball
Dublin as the opener might be at the bottom as the band haven't quite warmed up yet
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The Sicilian
Prepare to watch Italy win the World Cup.
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The Sicilian
Prepare to watch Italy win the World Cup.
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The Sicilian
Prepare to watch Italy win the World Cup.
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KoenQuote
The Sicilian
Prepare to watch Italy win the World Cup.
Nah, they will lose the final against the Netherlands.
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KevinLocksPerm
As we awake on the day after the end of the No Filter Tour in Warsaw, Poland what will be your thoughts?
Will you quietly acknowledge that the Stones have discretely concluded their career as a live band? Or do you see another jaunt around Europe or the Americas?
Given that 5 years elapsed between their 2013 Hyde Park shows and these 2018 UK dates I find it highly unlikely that they will return quickly to these shores. Ticket sales may have been healthy but they haven't sold out. I can't see the Stones as an active musical unit in 2023.
For me personally I believe that the Stones will do one more series of US dates, perhaps including some sort of homage to their own musical idols. On that basis I predict that the end will come at some point in the first half of 2019.