Beacon 2006- xpensive winos 1993 at beacon also.

Enmore 2003.

New York - Roseland 2002
Munich - Cirkus Krone 2003
Stockholm - Cirkus 2003

Honourable mention:
Dublin - The Point (x2) 2003
One of the smallest venues on that tour, aside from the theatre/club shows.

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The Odeon Cinema, Rochester, England 1965

That's surely the smallest venue mentioned thus far. Also, the earliest performance. I'm from Gillingham, Kent.

Stones - Shepherd's Bush Empire 1999 (1700ish)
Mick - Hammersmith Odeon, National Music Day 1992 (3000ish)
Keith - Town and Country Club 1992 (2000ish)
Charlie - Pizza Express Jazz Club 2011 (115)
Ronnie - Shepherd's Bush Empire, 2001

Olympia 1995

Circus Krone 2003

MEN Arena Manchester UK. And do you know what I thought it didn't suit them, made them like an ordinary band I prefer the big spectacular.

Ahoy,Nl, 2003
bercy,France, 2003
Southampton 2018
jeroen

smallest: Double Door Club Chicago Sept. 1997

Boston Orpheum theatre.

Probably Belle View, Kings Hall, Manchester in '73.

Brixton Academy (4,900)
Shepherds Bush Empire (2,000)

Circus Krone 2003 in Munich. Unforgettable!

Prague 2018

Amsterdam-Paradiso
Hong Kong
Singapore-Marina Bay Sands

Wolverhampton Gaumont Cinema 1965 tour

Leeds University 1971 when 'Get Your Leeds Lungs Out' was recorded

I don't go to see the band these days, I saw them when they were at their best and don't want those memories spoiled by seeing greatest hits stadium shows

Shepherds Bush Empire London, Brixton Academy London, Beacon Theatre NYC. God knows which is technically 'the smallest', the most important thing is that these were all very small places as compared to the 'monster venues' they're playing under the current touring model - and I WAS THERE !!!

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

Stockholm Cirkus, London Astoria plus individual appearances from Charlie, Ronnie, Mick Taylor and Bill Wyman at the 100 Club London, Ambassadors London and Bacon theatre, Cheltenham.

Satisfied since 1976

I also saw Mick Taylor at Scene West, a pub in Oslo in 1995 (capacity: round 200) + twice at the Rockefeller (a club with a capacity of 1200 people).

I missed Ronnie with Totta's Blues Band at the Sardine's in Oslo in the late 80s, though.

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ycagwywpmd
The Odeon Cinema, Rochester, England 1965

That's surely the smallest venue mentioned thus far. Also, the earliest performance. I'm from Gillingham, Kent.

Yeah that place served us well as kids, from Saturday morning pictures to Victor Sylvester dance classes in the '50's, (when it was the Gaumont), through to the RS concert 1965. Another memory of the place, at a dance class, we all crowded out to the balcony to see a parade of elephants, coming from Rochester Station to Jacksons Rec, for the circus show. yes really! Quite a spectacle!

As for the RS concert, I had a front row seat, all for ten bob pocket money, how things change eh!

The place is pulled down now and old people's apartments built in its place, but I'm not thinking of rushing back there any time soon.......

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Odeon Theatre Glasgow - 3000
Greens Playhouse (Apollo) Glasgow - 3500

pretty sure it's arnhem 2017. i saw 14 shows so i think this is not a good score. But if you where too young on the licks tour and living in Europe it is almost impossible to see club/arena show (if you dont have the big bucks)

1981,Sir Morgan's cove,1989,Toad's place,I do not know the capacity.

The smallest venue where I saw the Stones perform was at The Fonda Theatre in Hollywood in May of 2015 - Sticky Fingers Live It was awesome.

The Shepherds Bush Empire 8th June 1999.

The two shows at The Point Dublin 2003 were the smallest venues.

Just a few feet away from Keith when the great Irish fans got me to the rail on the second gig, as they were taller than me.

The only really small gig I made an effort for was The Astoria 2003 .Many of us were unsuccessful after being in a well organised line , and no tix for any of us.

Lots of regrets about not really trying to go to the early gigs in 1963-4 in my home area of Kingston/Richmond ,although I was a fan of The Stones then at the age of 11-12.

Wasn't a priority at the time, and other interests in life apart from seeing The Rolling Stones live.

Keith - London, Town and Country Club, 1992 (2x)
Mick, Charlie, Ronnie - National Music Day, London Hammersmith Odeon 1992



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1. Toad's Place 1989
2. Paradiso x2 1995
3. Shepherds Bush 1999
3. Capitol Theatre NY 1997
4. Orpheum Boston 2003
5. Tower Theater 2003

Plus many more Charlie, Bill, Ronnie or Mick T solo shows and Mick at Webster Hall NY

HBK

Cirkus, Stockholm.

Best night of my life.

I can’t compete, either. International Amphitheater, Chicago, 1972. Probably 11,000.