A new album is in the works. Just be patient....

Be patient, no really ?

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Argentina's Perfil published on their website a short interview with Daniel Grinbank, Argentinian producer involved in every Stones tour there.

"Perfil talked with Grinbank about Jagger's health:

According to Grinbank, "I'm now at Coachella with AEG's producers and they are waiting for a final answer of when Mick can return doing shows. To be physically recovered doesn't imply that he can immediately do a 2:15 hours concert with the same dynamics he puts on the stage."

There is no doubt that the operation was successfull, but for the time being he must continue his recovery as indicated by his doctors."

I know someone who had the same type of surgery on a Tues and was exercising on that Thurs. Mick said he would work hard to be back asap. That’s probably what he’s starting to do now. When he gets his strength and endurance and breath back to be able to sing for 2 hrs, it’ll be a GO. He’s already on the mend and walking in the park and outa the woods. It’ll be this summer, not next year.

Thanks Cristiano for that informative bit of news from Daniel Grinbank - "There is no doubt that the operation was successful".

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I know someone who had the same type of surgery on a Tues and was exercising on that Thurs. Mick said he would work hard to be back asap. That’s probably what he’s starting to do now. When he gets his strength and endurance and breath back to be able to sing for 2 hrs, it’ll be a GO. He’s already on the mend and walking in the park and outa the woods. It’ll be this summer, not next year.

Here's to hoping that Mick has a full speedy recovery, and if the planets align we may see rescheduled dates sooner rather than later - but of course Mick's health comes first.
It helps that Mick was in excellent health for a man his age for the most part, and as part of his physical therapy I imagine he's singing "Don't Stop" for every mile he puts on the treadmill.
What started as a 'walk in the park' will eventually evolve in to fronting the greatest rock and roll band in the world in front of thousands of fans inside of gigantic stadiums singing 'Start Me Up'!!!
Whether it's this summer or beyond - the Stones will continue to roll just as they always have, and there's still the possibility there may be some new music somewhere down the line.

Keep going Mick!

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No this is just the list of tba shows on TM. No reason to think you can infer anything, starting date, order of shows?

But its good to repeat them a few more times?

What's wrong? No one has repeated the entire pointless TM list for a couple of hours.

Whenever Mick returns to performing I hope he stops running around the stage so much and concentrates more on his vocals.



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I think it is a wake up call for Mick.

I have got rumours about two dates late October. If those rumours are accurate then the tour would be Sep/Oct rather than Jul/Aug/Sep. Also, it looks like the Wed/Sat concept might be back. Still too early to push out rumoured dates, as they might not be accurate or final.

Bjornulf

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I have got rumours about two dates late October. If those rumours are accurate then the tour would be Sep/Oct rather than Jul/Aug/Sep. Also, it looks like the Wed/Sat concept might be back. Still too early to push out rumoured dates, as they might not be accurate or final.

Thx. Cant wait.

How is the Denver stadium late October? It must be close to freezing. Is there a roof there? Do the fans dress up like for winter storms for football? I remember the Chicago and Regina shows were simply freezing cold Early Oct 2006. Charlie had problems holding his sticks, and they had heating fans for Keith and the others.

Bjornulf

If they do late Oct dates the tour might even go into Nov in warmer places.

Bjornulf

Thanks Bjornulf. Do you think all dates would be rescheduled? Oro-Medonte would be darn cold in October...

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How is the Denver stadium late October? It must be close to freezing. Is there a roof there? Do the fans dress up like for winter storms for football? I remember the Chicago and Regina shows were simply freezing cold Early Oct 2006. Charlie had problems holding his sticks, and they had heating fans for Keith and the others.

Denver would have to be Sept, Oct is cold. Tour early Sept to early Nov? This is late in year for stadiums. I'll need my winterparka. Aug to Oct is good.



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My Denver date is late Oct. They played Soldier Field early Oct in 2006 and the stadium was only partly sold, so my question is if Denver is warmer or colder than Chicago late Oct, and there are no roof on the stadium? I guess they play football there in late Oct som at least football fans are used to dress up for events. Either the date is incorrect or that is their only option.

Bjornulf

Which stadiums of the 2019 tour has goot roofs?

Bjornulf

Denver in October might be really cold. Seems like that may be really their only option.
I wonder why they seem to go back to only two days rest? Is that a good sign or simply due to logistics?
I also asked myself if there is a possibility of additional shows being added to the schedule to make up rescheduling costs? They did it in 2014 in Australia.

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Which stadiums of the 2019 tour has goot roofs?

Houston and Glendale.
Seattle has one, but it's not the one that was booked for May 22.
Toronto has one.

As far as I know only Houston and Glendale shows got a roof.

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Which stadiums of the 2019 tour has goot roofs?

Houston and Glendale.
Seattle has one, but it's not the one that was booked for May 22.
Toronto has one.

I wonder if they coud move Oro-Medonnte to the stadium in Toronto. If I understand correctly, the site owner or promoter pitched that location to the tour promoter, so different entities would be involved, and approx 50% or so capacity. Purchased tickets wouldn’t easily transfer. It would be great but there are major hurdles I think. But if they have it in O-M in late October, the poster would have to include a snowball fight.

I am not a recheduling expert but I assume they are able to postpone a show as long as the seat is the same but if they change stadium then they need to refund and sell the seats one more time, quite risky financially, if they end up in a colder part of the year. So I assume they stick with the same stadiums if possible.

Bjornulf

I would assume they try to sort out Toronto and New Orleans with stadium shows. Toronto should be an easy sell-out and New Orleans have lost a show twice, so I hope they get stadium access there. Big puzzle for sure but it seems they are getting it sorted out soon.

Bjornulf

Thanks Bjornulf for the inside info !

Wasn't the 2006 fall tour the leg of A Bigger Bang where they played She Was Hot and after the Chicago show Mick changed the lyrics from "she was hot on a cold and lonley night" to "she was hot on a cold Chicago night"?

At some point he said something Like "you are really heroes to be out here"

It must have been very cold.

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Which stadiums of the 2019 tour has goot roofs?

Houston and Glendale.
Seattle has one, but it's not the one that was booked for May 22.
Toronto has one.

I wonder if they coud move Oro-Medonte to the stadium in Toronto. If I understand correctly, the site owner or promoter pitched that location to the tour promoter, so different entities would be involved, and approx 50% or so capacity. Purchased tickets wouldn’t easily transfer. It would be great but there are major hurdles I think. But if they have it in O-M in late October, the poster would have to include a snowball fight.

By the look of the seats still available on TM, with all the refunds and unsold seats that are still available, I would not be surprised if they haven't sold even 20,000 for Ore-Medonte as of today. It would not be very difficult to offer the current ticket holders ticket exchanges for a Skydome/Rogers Centre show.



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A summertime stadium tour sounded fabulous...
A fall, early wintertime tour not so much.

Kurt-Sadly I'm with you. Just waiting for official dates but not looking good.

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Wasn't the 2006 fall tour the leg of A Bigger Bang where they played She Was Hot and after the Chicago show Mick changed the lyrics from "she was hot on a cold and lonley night" to "she was hot on a cold Chicago night"?

At some point he said something Like "you are really heroes to be out here"

It must have been very cold.

First,those are the original lyrics to "She Was Hot". Just different verses. Chicago and Detroit are both in the studio version. Also,it was the first time they performed the song in public.

Second,it is not usually that cold in early October. It's up to chance at that time of year. Late October,there is more chance of cold but,also a chance that it is not that cold.

They played Foxboro on October 20th and 21st,1997 and the conditions were good .... at least on the 20th.

October seems right since there is normally a 6 month recovery period for any type of heart surgery. MICK will be on heart meds and needs to check blood pressure regularly, keeping the stress level down. It would be much better for his health to change the stadiums to arenas and avoid additional weather related stress, but I guess its almost impossible at this point. Yet I wonder if the stadiums will be able to sell out in cooler climates, since the fans themselves don't want to endure uncomfortable weather conditions. I hope it all works out favorably. Miami and Jacksonville will be fine in the cooler months since its always hot here.