Hopefully they do summat similar to last year, not only 14-15 shows but around ten more. May to late july?

Regarding Oslo venues, Voldsløkka is not the only option with 40,000 +
(actually the concert capacity for Voldsløkka is 50,000.)

Ekeberg has a capacity for 30-40,000 for the Tons of Rock festival each day. The Stones were actually booked for a show there in 2017, with an extended capacity of close to 50,000, but as we all know the initial tour schedule changed.

The main problem is that Oslo city council has put strict limits on the use of Ekeberg and Voldsløkka because of nearby residential areas. Voldsløkka can only host one or two concerts per year. Voldsløkka is booked by Åge Aleksandersen on the 28th of June. That means there can only be one more act at that place this summer. (And Frognerparken where Aha and Bruce Springsteen played in front of big crowds, are now closed for concerts.) I know for a fact that there where talks of a Stones show in 2022 (from people I know in the City council), but no venues were available. The same year Live Nation went to court against Oslo City Council for making it difficult to host big concerts in Oslo.

Bjerke Travbane (Racecourse) had a one off event with 60,000 fans for Rammstein in 2022. However, Bjerke has recently made an agreement with Live Nation and is confirmed to be available for concerts outside of the racing season (from mid June to mid August). Oslo City council is backing this venue for big concerts in the future. If the Stones come to Oslo next year, my bet is on Bjerke with 60,000 tickets on sale.

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Regarding Oslo venues, Voldsløkka is not the only option with 40,000 +
(actually the concert capacity for Voldsløkka is 50,000.)

Ekeberg has a capacity for 30-40,000 for the Tons of Rock festival each day. The Stones were actually booked for a show there in 2017, with an extended capacity of close to 50,000, but as we all know the initial tour schedule changed.

The main problem is that Oslo city council has put strict limits on the use of Ekeberg and Voldsløkka because of nearby residential areas. Voldsløkka can only host one or two concerts per year. Voldsløkka is booked by Åge Aleksandersen on the 28th of June. That means there can only be one more act at that place this summer. (And Frognerparken where Aha and Bruce Springsteen played in front of big crowds, are now closed for concerts.) I know for a fact that there where talks of a Stones show in 2022 (from people I know in the City council), but no venues were available. The same year Live Nation went to court against Oslo City Council for making it difficult to host big concerts in Oslo.

Bjerke Travbane (Racecourse) had a one off event with 60,000 fans for Rammstein in 2022. However, Bjerke has recently made an agreement with Live Nation and is confirmed to be available for concerts outside of the racing season (from mid June to mid August). Oslo City council is backing this venue for big concerts in the future. If the Stones come to Oslo next year, my bet is on Bjerke with 60,000 tickets on sale.

Thanks, that sounds plausible.

What about Ullevål Stadion, there are shows there now and again (Rammstein, A-ha, Green Day among others)?

Ullevål has a concert capacity at only 30 000. Not big enough. I have to underline that I do not have any info on Stones in Oslo/Norway next year, I was just responding to BV's post that Voldsløkka is the only 40 000 capacity venue in Oslo which is simply not the case. Bjerke is the main venue going forward, as agreed upon between the owners, the city and promoters (Live Nation and All Things Live). The City council has actually provided funding to upgrade the venue, so it can be ready to host big concerts from the summer of 2025. That's why I reckon, IF the Stones will play in Norway next summer, they will probably do so at Bjerke with a 60,000 capacity. This is a picture of the venue before the Rammstein show in 2022:

I don't have any info, but I'm calling it that the tour will be announced by mid December.

P.S where's Topi at? Is he OK?

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P.S where's Topi at? Is he OK?

Please stay on Topic.

That's mariano's line.

No pressure lads, but there was a tour announcement a year ago today. (Tapping my fingers…)

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No pressure lads, but there was a tour announcement a year ago today. (Tapping my fingers…)

There also was a US Thanksgiving marget to tarket. Not the case now.

Keep tapping.

In 2022 they confirmed the tour Mar 12 with a start on Jun 1.
In 2018 they confirmed the tour Feb 26 with a start on May 17.

So that is 81 or 79 days. I would not expect an announcement before February with a tour start in May 2025. Because of soccer I will also not expect a tour start before Mid-Late May.

Hackney Diamonds tour 2024 went on sale in December and tour did not begin till May so might hear an announcement sooner but who knows.

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Hackney Diamonds tour 2024 went on sale in December

In North America (as for 2019) .... but Europe seems to be different.

A rumour and a date

Rumors are growing: The Rolling Stones will play in Munich in summer 2025

As our newspaper knows from a well-informed source, the biggest rock band in the world will play two shows in Germany next year: in Berlin and in Munich. Mick, Keith and Co. are expected to perform at the Olympic Stadium on
July 12th.

Something is rolling our way!

[www.tz.de]

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A rumour and a date

Rumors are growing: The Rolling Stones will play in Munich in summer 2025

As our newspaper knows from a well-informed source, the biggest rock band in the world will play two shows in Germany next year: in Berlin and in Munich. Mick, Keith and Co. are expected to perform at the Olympic Stadium on
July 12th.

Something is rolling our way!

[www.tz.de]

Munich again? Quite a bit of a surprise, I'd say

and at 12th july ... the band birthday in munich

Let's hope for the Waldbühne again when they play Berlin. Magical venue and great memories from 2022

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A rumour and a date

Rumors are growing: The Rolling Stones will play in Munich in summer 2025

As our newspaper knows from a well-informed source, the biggest rock band in the world will play two shows in Germany next year: in Berlin and in Munich. Mick, Keith and Co. are expected to perform at the Olympic Stadium on
July 12th.

Something is rolling our way!

[www.tz.de]

Munich was a fantastic location and show. I loved the whole atmosphere in the parc too.

Too bad they announced it so late, I can't plan my holidays in advance. Fans of Linkin Park and Bruce Springsteen have long known what the plans are.

What about the Netherlands? Any rumors there? Maybe Amsterdam again?

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What about the Netherlands? Any rumors there? Maybe Amsterdam again?

Yes.

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A rumour and a date

Rumors are growing: The Rolling Stones will play in Munich in summer 2025

As our newspaper knows from a well-informed source, the biggest rock band in the world will play two shows in Germany next year: in Berlin and in Munich. Mick, Keith and Co. are expected to perform at the Olympic Stadium on
July 12th.

Something is rolling our way!

[www.tz.de]

Munich again? Quite a bit of a surprise, I'd say

What's the weather forecast?

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A rumour and a date

Rumors are growing: The Rolling Stones will play in Munich in summer 2025

As our newspaper knows from a well-informed source, the biggest rock band in the world will play two shows in Germany next year: in Berlin and in Munich. Mick, Keith and Co. are expected to perform at the Olympic Stadium on
July 12th.

Something is rolling our way!

[www.tz.de]

Munich again? Quite a bit of a surprise, I'd say

What's the weather forecast?

Munich = rain

[www.tz.de]


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Die Sensation für alle Fans der Rolling Stones: Die berühmteste Band der Welt spielt 2025 voraussichtlich im Olympiastadion München – wohl zum allerletzten Mal. Auch ein Datum gibt es bereits.

München – Gerüchte gab es, klar. Als die berühmteste Band der Welt ihre derzeit laufende Nordamerika-Tour plante, hofften Millionen von Fans: Die Rolling Stones würden doch sicher auch noch einen Trip nach Europa dranhängen. Jetzt erreicht uns die frohe Kunde: Die Gerüchte verdichten sich zu einem Datum. Wie unsere Zeitung aus gut unterrichteter Quelle weiß, spielt die größte Rockband der Welt im kommenden Jahr zwei Shows in Deutschland: in Berlin und in München. Voraussichtlich am 12. Juli treten Mick, Keith und Co. im Olympiastadion auf. Da rollt was auf uns zu!

Surely Berlin is Olympiastadion this time.
How many Olympiastadions can you fit into one tour?

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Die Sensation für alle Fans der Rolling Stones: Die berühmteste Band der Welt spielt 2025 voraussichtlich im Olympiastadion München – wohl zum allerletzten Mal. Auch ein Datum gibt es bereits.

München – Gerüchte gab es, klar. Als die berühmteste Band der Welt ihre derzeit laufende Nordamerika-Tour plante, hofften Millionen von Fans: Die Rolling Stones würden doch sicher auch noch einen Trip nach Europa dranhängen. Jetzt erreicht uns die frohe Kunde: Die Gerüchte verdichten sich zu einem Datum. Wie unsere Zeitung aus gut unterrichteter Quelle weiß, spielt die größte Rockband der Welt im kommenden Jahr zwei Shows in Deutschland: in Berlin und in München. Voraussichtlich am 12. Juli treten Mick, Keith und Co. im Olympiastadion auf. Da rollt was auf uns zu!

To save other non-German speaking readers... this is what Google tells me it says

Rumours are condensing: The Rolling Stones will play in Munich in the summer of 2025
Status:22.11.2024, 06:00

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Life for Rock’n’Roll: The Rolling Stones on their last Munich show in 2022.
Life for Rock’n’Roll: The Rolling Stones on their last Munich show in 2022. Martin Hangen
The sensation for all fans of the Rolling Stones: The most famous band in the world is expected to play in the Olympic Stadium in Munich by 2025 – probably for the very last time. There is also a date.

Munich – there were rumours, of course. When the world's most famous band planned their current North American tour, millions of fans hoped: The Rolling Stones would certainly hang a trip to Europe. Now we are happy customers: rumors are condensed into a date. As our newspaper from a well-informed source knows, the world's largest rock band will be playing two shows in Germany next year: in Berlin and in Munich. Expected on the 12th time. Mick, Keith and Co. will perform at the Olympic Stadium on July. There is something rolling on us!

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Sounds like a very solid rumour.

12th would be munchen or berlin?

When was the last time they played outside the US, UK or EU? Any chance of Latin America, Asia and Oceania?

in 2016 they toured South America.