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That's unexpected and sad news. I sure do wish Mick a speedy recovery and that no one else in the band or crew has tested positive.
I'm sorry to all the fans who travelled to the show. It must be very frustrating.
Yes, terrible news, and sorry for all the fans, along with Mick and the band..
Regarding some of the upcoming shows, I'm half way expecting to hear the dreaded:
"Out of an abundance of caution, the band have decided to postpone...."
Heard that phrase quite often throughout the pandemic, but really hoping it doesn't come to that again for all involved.
Hoping Mick makes a quick and speedy recover...keep on rolling...
my guess is that they will cancel/postpone the next two shows (Bern and Milan) tomorrow to 'win' some time and then see how things develop
What a mess...aside from hoping Mick has a quick and speedy recovery being the #1 priority, I'm thinking of the fans who are planning to attend Bern and Milan, and even the Hyde Park shows.
The sooner the band can make a decision, the better...would save a lot of people a lot of hassle (traveling, etc.), but I guess they want to wait it out with postponing or cancelling being a last resort.
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slewan
in Munich and Liverpool I was more or less the only one who was wearing a mask
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This postponement is reminiscent of 2003 when one of the two Amsterdam shows in August had to be postponed and was then rescheduled a month later for September.
was it because they arrived even more stoned for the other one?
Probably a bit too soon to start making jokes in this thread considering the nature of tonight's postponement....still lots of unknown details...
As for 2003, if memory serves Mick had throat issues...
To me it's rather a bit to soon to be all somber about it. We need to put things in perspective. You wouldn't say it's terrible for Mick when you really hope it's not and so one shouldn't say it's terrible for fans who are now inconvenienced. The world puts it in perspecitve for you.
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slewan
in Munich and Liverpool I was more or less the only one who was wearing a mask
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Hairball
I don't think anyone is being too somber about this, just having a bit of compassion and restraint considering the situation.
But you go ahead and be a clown making all the jokes you want...putting it all in perspective ...classy...
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Lady Jayne
It was noticeable (in Liverpool) that the crew were all masked.
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I don't think anyone is being too somber about this, just having a bit of compassion and restraint considering the situation.
But you go ahead and be a clown making all the jokes you want...putting it all in perspective ...classy...
Ok you're right classy it was not. Maybe I can save it by reminding the folks who travelled that they can still have the Amsterdam experience
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Hairball
As for 2003, if memory serves Mick had throat issues...
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A picture of the stage from the spot were I sat in the Arena just for the cancellation
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A picture of the stage from the spot were I sat in the Arena just for the cancellation
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Word is Matt Clifford has it too.
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DREAMTIME
this pandemic really screwed up so many lives. I have never got it so far but it killed my travel business. I lost several friends. And it really took the life out of touring rock concerts. With the stones, all the VIP and backstage parties came to an end and I don't expect them to hang with fans anymore. I will never forget the good times on the road with them but I have to accept it's over. For people like myself, you should never fly on the same day as show day. I prefer a minimum of 2 days to settle in a new city. this covid thing ruined my final years of rocking. life's a bitch and then you die! everybody in Amsterdam should smoke themselves silly tonight!
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DREAMTIME
this pandemic really screwed up so many lives. I have never got it so far but it killed my travel business. I lost several friends. And it really took the life out of touring rock concerts. With the stones, all the VIP and backstage parties came to an end and I don't expect them to hang with fans anymore. I will never forget the good times on the road with them but I have to accept it's over. For people like myself, you should never fly on the same day as show day. I prefer a minimum of 2 days to settle in a new city. this covid thing ruined my final years of rocking. life's a bitch and then you die! everybody in Amsterdam should smoke themselves silly tonight!
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grzegorz67
on FB, Ben Waters says Mick's in hospital. Ben says he's looking to do an impromptu gig in Amsterdam for the fans. If it happens, he's well worth seeing. Fabulous piano player.
Saw Ben in the VIP room, he said he was trying to get something arranged for tonight.
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GJV
Immediately I thought about all the fans who had arrived from all over the world and I feel very sorry for you all.
Hope you can enjoy a little bit of Amsterdam and The Netherlands.
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on FB, Ben Waters says Mick's in hospital. Ben says he's looking to do an impromptu gig in Amsterdam for the fans. If it happens, he's well worth seeing. Fabulous piano player.
Saw Ben in the VIP room, he said he was trying to get something arranged for tonight.
His facebook page-timeline is empty since an hour or two.