Shortest distance: Telenor Arena, 2014 (7,2 km).

Longest distance: Amsterdam Arena, 2017 (1267 / 913 km).



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Costs= $25 Orlando 1981, €1,275 Hamburg 2017

Distance= 70 kilometers Mannheim 1995, 1,200 kilometers Milano 2003.

Shortest Distance : Southampton (2018) : 67 miles

Longest Distance : Foxboro, MA, USA (2002) : 3000+ miles


Cheapest ticket: Chorzow, Poland 1998 : 100PLN (£14GBP)

Most expensive ticket : Warsaw, Poland 2018 : 725PLN (£158GBP)



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I'm too mortified to admit the most I've paid for a ticket.

I do not remember the least I paid, but I would guess that would have been at my first show in Philadelphia in 1978.

The furthest I've travelled is Bradenton, Florida to Paris, France

Cheapest Ticket: Roseland Ballroom: $50
Most expensive: Pit Ticket for 50 and Counting (don't remember which gig): around $1000

Closest Gig: Fenway Park (Subway)
Farthest Gig: Desert Trip (2nd Weekend), Indio, CA (Plane)

Ticket prices: can't remember.
Distances: shortest the 1.2 miles from my front door to Twickenham Stadium (3 times so far)
Longest: Werchter, Belgium (279 miles as the crow flies but probably much further by Eurostar).

cheapest: London stadium 2018 30 GBP + 5 GBP fees (lucky dip). Most expansive Arnhem 2017: 221 Euros.
Result: pit for all three shows

Cheapest ticket ten shillings (£0.50) 1965, Rochester, England half mile walk from home

Definitely the most I have ever paid for any ticket would be Desert Trip 2, 2016, but it works best if I don't think about that aspect of the gig.......

Boston Garden,1975,$7.50,2012 Newark,N.J. $850.00

$5.00 - Hollywood Bowl, 1966

$40.00 - Seattle Qwest Field, 2006

Shortest show: Denver Colliseum, Denver, Colorado, USA, Friday, June 16, 1972: About 1 hour, maybe a little more. However, this show was by far the greatest concert of my lifetime, so the number of songs has nothing to do with the quality of the show.

Cheapest show: Moby Gym Arena, Fort Collins Colorado, USA, Friday, Nov 7, 1969:
Cost about US$6 per ticket, IF I remember correctly.

Shortest distance Washington DC RFK Voodoo Lounge--- 2.1 miles
Longest distance Licks 2002 Wembley Arena---- 3700 miles

Cheapest show---- JFK Philadelphia Some Girls tour----12.00
Most expensive---Philadelphia 50 and Counting---------900.00---a VIP 1200.00 ticket

Man, I can't believe I forgot that....you are so right!

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Undercover live debut was in 1989 wasn't it? 31 August, Veterans stadium , Philadelphia

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Shortest show: Denver Colliseum, Denver, Colorado, USA, Friday, June 16, 1972: About 1 hour, maybe a little more. However, this show was by far the greatest concert of my lifetime, so the number of songs has nothing to do with the quality of the show.

Cheapest show: Moby Gym Arena, Fort Collins Colorado, USA, Friday, Nov 7, 1969:
Cost about US$6 per ticket, IF I remember correctly.

I spent last weekend in FoCo and was thinking about that as I walked past Moby... unreal to think there was a '69 stones gig there.

Most songs: 27 (both DC 1994 shows)
Fewest songs: 18 (Philadelphia 1978)
Greatest distance travelled: 500+ miles (Arlington, VA to Detroit 2002)
Greatest distance driven: ~400 miles (DC to Buffalo 2015)
Shortest distance travelled: 2 miles (DC 2013).

"Les Bains douches" in Paris for Undercover, seems to be one of the shortest.

shortest distance : Cologne 82 , 26 km
longest distance: Pasadena 94, 16300 km

cheapest ticket: any European Tour 82 , about 20 Euro
most expensive ticket: London 2012 02 Arena, about 500 Euro

1970 it was 20,- DM! in Germany.A lot of money then.
Funnily in 76 it's been only 16,- DM.
It really started to go up in 81/82 - ca. 50,- DM.

Shortest distance: O2 Arena, London - 4 mile walk
Longest distance: Brisbane, Australia - 10,280 mile flight

831018A 18th October: Paris, France, Bain-Douches Club. Shootings for a promo-video.
Director: Julien Temple.
- Undercover Of The Night (MJ/KR) -promo 1
Note: According to rumours the Stones played some live-numbers before, after
or in between takes, incl. Beast Of Burden.