Granby Halls Leicester 1976 ...prepared to be corrected but I think 4000 capacity (now demolished)

Phoenix Concert Theatre Toronto- 2005 surprise gig before Bigger Bang tour. Less then 1,000 people. Ole' Ole' screening with Keith and Ronnie introducing at TIFF.

Vredenburg
Pit B (multiple, capacity 400)

Stockholm Cirkus- capacity 1,650. What a show! Stayed at same hotel (Stokholm Grand) as the band. Met Charlie, Chuck, Bernard, Darrell & Ronnie's ex-wife joanne (who brought her great dane into the hotel bar). Saw Ronnie, Keith and Mick but didn't try to approach.

The Rolling Stones - Shepherds Bush Empire 1999

Keith - Marquee (Charing Cross) 1992

Ronnie - The Ambassadors Theatre or Somewhere in Twickenham (can't remeber the name)

Stones - Shepherds Bush Empire
Keith - Marquee
Mick/Ronnie/Charlie - Hammersmith Odeon
Mick Taylor - Club MS1, a tiny club in Cardiff in the early 2000s

Bill and his Rythm Kings. Café de Vos Westendorp

Man, I was so happy to have tickets for Prag, Sportovni Hall, in 1998.
The smallest venue I have aver been to see the Stones: 13,000 !

But the best was yet to come. I went to 2 clubshows with my
friends, also diehard Stonesfans. It wasn´t easy but we deserved it!

PARIS OLYMPIA July 11, 2003 (with Salar and Thomas) 2.400

UTRECHT VREDENBURG August 16, 2003 (with Harald) 2.000

The best shows and the best people to be with!

Point Depot 2003 both nights.

Vredenburg, Utrecht 2003 1500 till 2000

Circus Krone, Munich 2003 about 2400

Brixton Acadamy, London 1995 about 3900

Keith solo in Paris 92 about 4000

several times Mick Taylor between 80 and 200 in clubs in Germany

In the road. Under a newspaper.

Tower Theater Philly, and Wiltern in LA for me. Great shows and great but very different experiences both!

old msg 72 and 75
18,000 maybe more by several hundred.
all shows both tours heavy sellouts i believe.
DEF the case all shows day and night '72 msg
a very cool venue. good seats ty God!
but thatz the ab max capacity (w decnt sonic placement)
that i really feel free and enjoy personally...
i've been to Stones stadium shows ONCE.
for me, that was it.

whoops not true; it was for '89, but iHAD to see Bill one last time;
didn't know for sure but suspected...

in 72, however, on July 4th in Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium,
where the D.C. baseball team plays I guess....
was a LOT of fun; we sat on the visiting team dugout; actually on it
with our legs hanging down, (unless we wanted to dance and piss
everyone else behind us off, which, of course, we did,
i can't say more about that day, as i don't know about statute of limitations.
um....
but stevie was super great; the Stones were too; it was worth it for sure.
but then again; they were on second base approximately; andx i was on the dugout; and most of that portable drunken heavily medicated throngs
of scampily-clad girls, women and...
well.
that one was ok i guess
boy that guitar player was pretty good!
i mean the other one; you expected it from keithy but whoa nellie



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Capitol theater NY(MTV live from the ten spot), Roseland Ballroom NY. Beacon Theater NY,Radio City Music Hall NY. Lots of great memories!!its’s not the size of the show but it’s the ROCK in the roll!

breaks my heart i missed fonda.
its a short drive from home i didnt know dohh
so thrilled we've got footage. that was sublime for me.
vry credible sf PLUS imo, killer contemporary BS w honest heat.
intimate and fun. missed a doozy

Fox Theater in ATL but they were calling themselves The Cockroaches.

...as many of you... Circus Krone, June 8, 2003... simply the best concert I've been so far, I'll never forget these days:

video: [www.youtube.com]

"This show was hot, hot, hot"... as said by Mick on "Four Flicks" DVD-Set !!!

Cheers,
Daniel

Palladium NYC - '78

Atlantic City Trump Casino - '89

The Joint in Vegas on the Licks tour. Before they remodeled the Joint, I believe it was about 1200 capacity.

Olympiahalle Munich, my very first Stones-show, back in 2003. According to IORR 11.000 visitors.

8th February 1965 - Early Show - Wellington Town Hall - 550 people capacity, probably an extra 100 in the aisles - incredible show

28th February 1966 - Late Show - Wellington Town Hall - 550 people capacity,
definitely an extra 150 people in the aisles and double stacked... First time I ever saw "Satisfaction" Live...Just amazing, I was a Brian fan as a wannabe guitarist, I started saving for my Vox after this which i wanted too pair with a Tele, got them in 68 which was just timing of life. Thanks Mum for the guarantee.

(Guys this is my Dad's post, bless him)

after reviewing the thread, Dad win's by a long way, unless you were in Richmond, Eel Pie, a rehearsal room etc



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Gigbag
Bill and his Rythm Kings. Café de Vos Westendorp

Bill and his Rhythm Kings. Final pre-first-tour show rehearsal in studio in Hammersmith.

Brixton and shepherds bush for me

November 17, 2006
Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ
14,770

Not the Stones but Ian McLaghan & Bobby Keys:

Rehearsals with Carl Carlton & the Songdogs in a studio before doin' some live shows.

I have been to most of the Stones club shows since 1995, but one of the smallest and most unique shows of these must be this one:

Belly Up Tavern - Solana Beach, CA, USA - Wednesday, May 27, 2015

The Belly Up is a great 600 capacity club near San Diego, CA, USA. When The Rolling Stones performed their private show there, during the Zip Code Tour in 2015, it was not full, I assume there were some 400 people there. It was a magic show, and it was quite unique to be both outside, backstage and inside this great venue.

Venue and show details here:

[bellyup.com]

[iorr.org]

Bjornulf

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switchblade1975
1981,Sir Morgan's cove,1989,Toad's place,I do not know the capacity.

Man...Sir Morgan's cove

Do you have any memories you'd like to share ?

The Beacon. NYC

Le Trabendo, Paris, France on Thursday October 25th, 2012.
Capacity: 700 people.

My very first Stones show was at the Capital Theater in Passaic, NJ 1978.
Also was lucky enough to get into the MTV gigs at the other Capital Theater in Port Chester, NY in 1997.
Both venues hold under 3000 people.
At the time I had a friend who was working for MTV and another that worked with Ron Delsner, that got me into the shows. What a week that was in 1997. Got to see David Bowie then one week later the Stones!

Here is a little article on that story -

[www.thecapitoltheatre.com]