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So were Kanye West and Maroon 5 but they both opened for the band.
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plus berlin and a few of the final show from last summer showed keith still can play pretty good when he needs/wants to
how long at his age he can keep it up is anybodys guess
but i'd be more worried about ronnie and his sadly likley coming recurrence of lung cancer as the real end for the band in the hopefully not to near future
because the type of cancer he has had twice already is very agressive and very difficult to get rid of entirely and has a high rate of recurrences
hopefully i'm wrong and he beats the odds
his girls deserve to have there father for as long as they can
amen !
Au contraire. Keith's arthritis has been an issue. There has been a big degradation in his playing since 2005. More so than anyone else. They keep going, yes. And, not surprisingly, you took what I said out of context.
It's not like it got any worse in the last ten years. This year his playing was even better tham the years before.
Keith had improved massively in my opinion. But the band also had more magic recently for me. Those brussels, paris and berlin night where magic for me. Pure magic. Which causes my dilema if i should end on this high or go to the usa next year. Will be very very very hard to beat those experiences
Mick, you can ski in the morning then go sailing in the afternoon!
He stopped smoking and drinking. That has a huge impact, mostly the drinking of alochol. But... even so, enough damage was done. He'll be 79 soon. We're not looking at 30 more years, it's 3 years... if possible.
The Stones don't price tickets to sellout, otherwise, the secondary market makes too much money. Tickets are priced to get the highest average ticket possible, which is why every stadium show they do grosses north of $10M
and hiking mick lots of places to hike
you know you wanna
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Please exclude me here! I would prefer a residency at my local pub!
… except for fans living outside the US and who are not able to afford a trip over the ocean…
Vegas is hell on Mick's voice. I don't think he is moving there for an extended period. However I would add another Allegiant Stadium gig to likely shows if they tour the US in the spring.
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The final three gigs at the O2 in London in 2007, perhaps?
EDIT: Paris 2017, it is.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2022-12-06 16:13 by DandelionPowderman.
how could I forget? I was at the last two Paris shows in 2017…
But actually I was thinking of three or more shows in row in a large venue/stadium
Chicago 2013
If Paris 17 doesn't count it's probably La Plata 2016 and Tokyo 2014.
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Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
VoodooLounge13
()
Date: December 1, 2022 20:39
Quote
Topi
Doubtful. Dua Lipa is big enough of an act in her own right.
So were Kanye West and Maroon 5 but they both opened for the band.
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Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
ProfessorWolf
()
Date: December 1, 2022 23:24
Quote
timbernardisQuote
GasLightStreet
2023 will be telling in regard to how much longer they'll be able to continue. Clearly not much longer. Probably mostly because of Keith and his fingers with arthritis.
But at 14 or so shows a year...
Still doubt there will be a kind of LA/Vegas/Chicago/NYC etc set up that reeks of the last tour. A kind of 'the obvious' without official word.
1981 tour finished in Virginia.
1982 tour finished in Leeds.
1989 tour finished in New Jersey.
1990 tour finished in London.
1994 tour finished in Vancouver.
1995 tour finished in Rotterdamn.
1997 tour finished in St Louis.
1998 tour finished in Istanbul.
1999 tour finished in Cologne.
2002 tour finished in Las Vegas.
2003 tour finished in Hong Kong.
2005 tour finished in Memphis.
2006 tour finished in Vancouver.
2007 tour finished in London.
Not exactly forshadowing anything. Still a recording band for the most part.
Since then? Just a playing band, with very little recording. There's only one date that is memorable, really, and that is in Miami on 8-30-2019, Charlie's last show.
Keith's fingers have been an issue for years and this hasn't stopped him from playing nor the band from touring. You are jumping to conclusions.
plexi
plus berlin and a few of the final show from last summer showed keith still can play pretty good when he needs/wants to
how long at his age he can keep it up is anybodys guess
but i'd be more worried about ronnie and his sadly likley coming recurrence of lung cancer as the real end for the band in the hopefully not to near future
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
timbernardis
()
Date: December 2, 2022 12:02
PW, why do you say that it is a likely coming recurrence?
plexi
plexi
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
ProfessorWolf
()
Date: December 2, 2022 16:42
Quote
timbernardis
PW, why do you say that it is a likely coming recurrence?
plexi
because the type of cancer he has had twice already is very agressive and very difficult to get rid of entirely and has a high rate of recurrences
hopefully i'm wrong and he beats the odds
his girls deserve to have there father for as long as they can
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
snoopy2
()
Date: December 2, 2022 19:51
Quote
ProfessorWolfQuote
timbernardis
PW, why do you say that it is a likely coming recurrence?
plexi
because the type of cancer he has had twice already is very agressive and very difficult to get rid of entirely and has a high rate of recurrences
hopefully i'm wrong and he beats the odds
his girls deserve to have there father for as long as they can
amen !
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
()
Date: December 3, 2022 07:32
Quote
timbernardisQuote
GasLightStreet
2023 will be telling in regard to how much longer they'll be able to continue. Clearly not much longer. Probably mostly because of Keith and his fingers with arthritis.
But at 14 or so shows a year...
Still doubt there will be a kind of LA/Vegas/Chicago/NYC etc set up that reeks of the last tour. A kind of 'the obvious' without official word.
1981 tour finished in Virginia.
1982 tour finished in Leeds.
1989 tour finished in New Jersey.
1990 tour finished in London.
1994 tour finished in Vancouver.
1995 tour finished in Rotterdamn.
1997 tour finished in St Louis.
1998 tour finished in Istanbul.
1999 tour finished in Cologne.
2002 tour finished in Las Vegas.
2003 tour finished in Hong Kong.
2005 tour finished in Memphis.
2006 tour finished in Vancouver.
2007 tour finished in London.
Not exactly forshadowing anything. Still a recording band for the most part.
Since then? Just a playing band, with very little recording. There's only one date that is memorable, really, and that is in Miami on 8-30-2019, Charlie's last show.
Keith's fingers have been an issue for years and this hasn't stopped him from playing nor the band from touring. You are jumping to conclusions.
plexi
Au contraire. Keith's arthritis has been an issue. There has been a big degradation in his playing since 2005. More so than anyone else. They keep going, yes. And, not surprisingly, you took what I said out of context.
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
StonedRambler
()
Date: December 3, 2022 18:25
Quote
GasLightStreetQuote
timbernardisQuote
GasLightStreet
2023 will be telling in regard to how much longer they'll be able to continue. Clearly not much longer. Probably mostly because of Keith and his fingers with arthritis.
But at 14 or so shows a year...
Still doubt there will be a kind of LA/Vegas/Chicago/NYC etc set up that reeks of the last tour. A kind of 'the obvious' without official word.
1981 tour finished in Virginia.
1982 tour finished in Leeds.
1989 tour finished in New Jersey.
1990 tour finished in London.
1994 tour finished in Vancouver.
1995 tour finished in Rotterdamn.
1997 tour finished in St Louis.
1998 tour finished in Istanbul.
1999 tour finished in Cologne.
2002 tour finished in Las Vegas.
2003 tour finished in Hong Kong.
2005 tour finished in Memphis.
2006 tour finished in Vancouver.
2007 tour finished in London.
Not exactly forshadowing anything. Still a recording band for the most part.
Since then? Just a playing band, with very little recording. There's only one date that is memorable, really, and that is in Miami on 8-30-2019, Charlie's last show.
Keith's fingers have been an issue for years and this hasn't stopped him from playing nor the band from touring. You are jumping to conclusions.
plexi
Au contraire. Keith's arthritis has been an issue. There has been a big degradation in his playing since 2005. More so than anyone else. They keep going, yes. And, not surprisingly, you took what I said out of context.
It's not like it got any worse in the last ten years. This year his playing was even better tham the years before.
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
PaintMonkeyManBlack
()
Date: December 4, 2022 01:18
Quote
StonedRamblerQuote
GasLightStreetQuote
timbernardisQuote
GasLightStreet
2023 will be telling in regard to how much longer they'll be able to continue. Clearly not much longer. Probably mostly because of Keith and his fingers with arthritis.
But at 14 or so shows a year...
Still doubt there will be a kind of LA/Vegas/Chicago/NYC etc set up that reeks of the last tour. A kind of 'the obvious' without official word.
1981 tour finished in Virginia.
1982 tour finished in Leeds.
1989 tour finished in New Jersey.
1990 tour finished in London.
1994 tour finished in Vancouver.
1995 tour finished in Rotterdamn.
1997 tour finished in St Louis.
1998 tour finished in Istanbul.
1999 tour finished in Cologne.
2002 tour finished in Las Vegas.
2003 tour finished in Hong Kong.
2005 tour finished in Memphis.
2006 tour finished in Vancouver.
2007 tour finished in London.
Not exactly forshadowing anything. Still a recording band for the most part.
Since then? Just a playing band, with very little recording. There's only one date that is memorable, really, and that is in Miami on 8-30-2019, Charlie's last show.
Keith's fingers have been an issue for years and this hasn't stopped him from playing nor the band from touring. You are jumping to conclusions.
plexi
Au contraire. Keith's arthritis has been an issue. There has been a big degradation in his playing since 2005. More so than anyone else. They keep going, yes. And, not surprisingly, you took what I said out of context.
It's not like it got any worse in the last ten years. This year his playing was even better tham the years before.
Keith had improved massively in my opinion. But the band also had more magic recently for me. Those brussels, paris and berlin night where magic for me. Pure magic. Which causes my dilema if i should end on this high or go to the usa next year. Will be very very very hard to beat those experiences
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
Paddy
()
Date: December 4, 2022 04:11
Mick - You can Ski
Keef - Weed is Legal, primo weed.
Ronnie - There’s plenty of landscapes for you to paint.
Please visit the wonderful city of Vancouver,
Keef - Weed is Legal, primo weed.
Ronnie - There’s plenty of landscapes for you to paint.
Please visit the wonderful city of Vancouver,
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
Topi
()
Date: December 4, 2022 06:14
That's a great pitch, Paddy! I'd be down for sure!
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
DGA35
()
Date: December 4, 2022 06:50
Quote
Paddy
Mick - You can Ski
Keef - Weed is Legal, primo weed.
Ronnie - There’s plenty of landscapes for you to paint.
Please visit the wonderful city of Vancouver,
Mick, you can ski in the morning then go sailing in the afternoon!
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
()
Date: December 4, 2022 08:00
Quote
StonedRamblerQuote
GasLightStreetQuote
timbernardisQuote
GasLightStreet
2023 will be telling in regard to how much longer they'll be able to continue. Clearly not much longer. Probably mostly because of Keith and his fingers with arthritis.
But at 14 or so shows a year...
Still doubt there will be a kind of LA/Vegas/Chicago/NYC etc set up that reeks of the last tour. A kind of 'the obvious' without official word.
1981 tour finished in Virginia.
1982 tour finished in Leeds.
1989 tour finished in New Jersey.
1990 tour finished in London.
1994 tour finished in Vancouver.
1995 tour finished in Rotterdamn.
1997 tour finished in St Louis.
1998 tour finished in Istanbul.
1999 tour finished in Cologne.
2002 tour finished in Las Vegas.
2003 tour finished in Hong Kong.
2005 tour finished in Memphis.
2006 tour finished in Vancouver.
2007 tour finished in London.
Not exactly forshadowing anything. Still a recording band for the most part.
Since then? Just a playing band, with very little recording. There's only one date that is memorable, really, and that is in Miami on 8-30-2019, Charlie's last show.
Keith's fingers have been an issue for years and this hasn't stopped him from playing nor the band from touring. You are jumping to conclusions.
plexi
Au contraire. Keith's arthritis has been an issue. There has been a big degradation in his playing since 2005. More so than anyone else. They keep going, yes. And, not surprisingly, you took what I said out of context.
It's not like it got any worse in the last ten years. This year his playing was even better tham the years before.
He stopped smoking and drinking. That has a huge impact, mostly the drinking of alochol. But... even so, enough damage was done. He'll be 79 soon. We're not looking at 30 more years, it's 3 years... if possible.
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
Rockman
()
Date: December 4, 2022 09:11
Hope The Glimmers have google maps ....
ROCKMAN
ROCKMAN
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
Jeter1984
()
Date: December 4, 2022 23:26
Quote
Gfmsoccer
Good point. Not a single US show sold out on the last tour here, except the small casino show. They would have better luck going to cities they haven’t hit in years. They probably will play it safe with NYC & LA, but if they did new US cities, here is how my 2023 North America Spring Tour would look like:
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Orlando
Memphis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Montreal
The Stones don't price tickets to sellout, otherwise, the secondary market makes too much money. Tickets are priced to get the highest average ticket possible, which is why every stadium show they do grosses north of $10M
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
ProfessorWolf
()
Date: December 5, 2022 01:38
Quote
DGA35Quote
Paddy
Mick - You can Ski
Keef - Weed is Legal, primo weed.
Ronnie - There’s plenty of landscapes for you to paint.
Please visit the wonderful city of Vancouver,
Mick, you can ski in the morning then go sailing in the afternoon!
and hiking mick lots of places to hike
you know you wanna
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2022-12-05 01:39 by ProfessorWolf.
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
franzk
()
Date: December 5, 2022 10:49
I think the most logical thing is Las Vegas residency instead of regular tour. Just think about it: with skyrocketting travel costs and gas prices it's way better to book 15 shows in Las Vegas and perform there with maybe PPV web streams instead of touring America or Europe in 2023. It would make sense for everybody.
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
hockenheim95
()
Date: December 5, 2022 10:52
Quote
franzk
I think the most logical thing is Las Vegas residency instead of regular tour. Just think about it: with skyrocketting travel costs and gas prices it's way better to book 15 shows in Las Vegas and perform there with maybe PPV web streams instead of touring America or Europe in 2023. It would make sense for everybody.
Please exclude me here! I would prefer a residency at my local pub!
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
bradleycsocal
()
Date: December 5, 2022 16:48
I totally agree a Vegas residency makes sense. But I think the Stones actually like being on the road and going to different cities and would be bored quickly staying in one place
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
slewan
()
Date: December 6, 2022 00:06
Quote
franzk
I think the most logical thing is Las Vegas residency instead of regular tour. Just think about it: with skyrocketting travel costs and gas prices it's way better to book 15 shows in Las Vegas and perform there with maybe PPV web streams instead of touring America or Europe in 2023. It would make sense for everybody.
… except for fans living outside the US and who are not able to afford a trip over the ocean…
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
babyblue
()
Date: December 6, 2022 14:15
A residency ain’t gonna happen as boys like going different places. A announcement I think is Jan or Feb if they start May /June.
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
Dan
()
Date: December 6, 2022 15:37
Quote
franzk
I think the most logical thing is Las Vegas residency instead of regular tour. Just think about it: with skyrocketting travel costs and gas prices it's way better to book 15 shows in Las Vegas and perform there with maybe PPV web streams instead of touring America or Europe in 2023. It would make sense for everybody.
Vegas is hell on Mick's voice. I don't think he is moving there for an extended period. However I would add another Allegiant Stadium gig to likely shows if they tour the US in the spring.
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
slewan
()
Date: December 6, 2022 15:42
btw: when was the last time the Stones played three or more shows in row at the same place? 2003?(between the first two and the second London show in 2018 there was a four week gap).
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
StonedRambler
()
Date: December 6, 2022 16:11
Must have been Paris in 2017Quote
slewan
btw: when was the last time the Stones played three or more shows in row at the same place? 2003?(between the first two and the second London show in 2018 there was a four week gap).
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2022-12-06 16:12 by StonedRambler.
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
DandelionPowderman
()
Date: December 6, 2022 16:12
Quote
slewan
btw: when was the last time the Stones played three or more shows in row at the same place? 2003?(between the first two and the second London show in 2018 there was a four week gap).
The final three gigs at the O2 in London in 2007, perhaps?
EDIT: Paris 2017, it is.
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Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
slewan
()
Date: December 6, 2022 17:02
Quote
DandelionPowdermanQuote
slewan
btw: when was the last time the Stones played three or more shows in row at the same place? 2003?(between the first two and the second London show in 2018 there was a four week gap).
The final three gigs at the O2 in London in 2007, perhaps?
EDIT: Paris 2017, it is.
how could I forget? I was at the last two Paris shows in 2017…
But actually I was thinking of three or more shows in row in a large venue/stadium
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
JDSAM1994
()
Date: December 6, 2022 17:02
Quote
slewan
btw: when was the last time the Stones played three or more shows in row at the same place? 2003?(between the first two and the second London show in 2018 there was a four week gap).
Chicago 2013
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
Topi
()
Date: December 6, 2022 20:34
Chicago 2013 wasnt a "large venue/stadium" that slewan is looking for. It was United Center.
Then again, the Paris venue, La Défense Arena, is essentially a roofed rugby stadium that holds 40K for concerts, much bigger than an "arena"
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2022-12-06 20:40 by Topi.
Then again, the Paris venue, La Défense Arena, is essentially a roofed rugby stadium that holds 40K for concerts, much bigger than an "arena"
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2022-12-06 20:40 by Topi.
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
Jeter1984
()
Date: December 6, 2022 21:06
When you're only playing 14 shows at a time now, which btw I totally understand, more than 2 shows in now city doesn't make sense unless they go the residency route but I can't see them doing that.
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
hockenheim95
()
Date: December 6, 2022 21:45
Quote
Topi
Chicago 2013 wasnt a "large venue/stadium" that slewan is looking for. It was United Center.
Then again, the Paris venue, La Défense Arena, is essentially a roofed rugby stadium that holds 40K for concerts, much bigger than an "arena"
If Paris 17 doesn't count it's probably La Plata 2016 and Tokyo 2014.
Re: Stones tour plans 2023
Posted by:
swimtothemoon
()
Date: December 7, 2022 02:02
If they need three days between shows while on tour, then I don’t think the seating capacity or size of the venue is a factor for the number of days in between each show. I would think the “off days” would be the same for a stadium as
it would for a arena.
it would for a arena.
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