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Why Sunderland

The Stadium of Light is a great stadium for concerts, apparently. Old Trafford may be legendary, but is in dire need of TLC, apparently, and Anfield is in Liverpool.

Cardiff is probably the most centrally located stadium anywhere

I might be biased.

Villa Park have hosted gigs. When was the last time they played Birmingham?

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Which do you think is best to get to and from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and also access to and from London centre.

Why not trying the help of Google/Bing/Apple maps?

yea train station real close by the stadium

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To the people talking about 2026 already, let's just get through this year's tour in one piece, shall we?

But Finland isn't on the tour list for 2025 .... so next chance 2026.

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Villa Park have hosted gigs. When was the last time they played Birmingham?

1973?

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To the people talking about 2026 already, let's just get through this year's tour in one piece, shall we?

But Finland isn't on the tour list for 2025 .... so next chance 2026.

Who gives a damn about Finland? It's boring.

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Which do you think is best to get to and from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and also access to and from London centre.

Why not trying the help of Google/Bing/Apple maps?

Thanks. I’ve already done that but often people who live locally may have other information about the area etc.

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Which do you think is best to get to and from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and also access to and from London centre.

Why not trying the help of Google/Bing/Apple maps?

yea train station real close by the stadium

Thanks

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Who gives a damn about Finland?

Reindeers ?

The overland train from Liverpool St is probably the easiest - to Northumberland Park. Its a pretty regualr service and LIv St is on the Elizabeth Line as well. I would avoid the walk from Seven Sisters after the gig.

Good idea, I think it also crosses Hackney which might be a good location when you go to the hackney diamonds gig

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Only one city in UK? Hmmm

In that Facebook-thread (where the news were posted) one poster said her husband worked somewhere and had inside info. According to her Cardiff and Glascow (and probably one more city) would also have multiple shows.

sounds rather like a 30+ shows tour lasting for six month…

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sounds rather like a 30+ shows tour lasting for six month…

Or 14 shows in 2025 + 14 shows in 2026 (like 2017+2018).

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The overland train from Liverpool St is probably the easiest - to Northumberland Park. Its a pretty regualr service and LIv St is on the Elizabeth Line; then the as well. I would avoid the walk from Seven Sisters after the gig.

That's a fair point, actually. Hmm... my journey home could be Northumberland Park to Liverpool Street, then the Central Line to White City.

See this link and scroll down for a wealth of helpful info about getting to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

[www.tottenhamhotspur.com]

If you want public transport timings on the day, use TFL Plan a Journey or an app like Rome2Rio,

[tfl.gov.uk]



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sounds rather like a 30+ shows tour lasting for six month…

Or 14 shows in 2025 + 14 shows in 2026 (like 2017+2018).

but not with 4 London shows this year etc. There seems to be a lot of fantasy, wishful thinkig, drugs, and alcohol involved…

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sounds rather like a 30+ shows tour lasting for six month…

Or 14 shows in 2025 + 14 shows in 2026 (like 2017+2018).

2026 is a whole year away. Let's enjoy this year, first. At their age, who knows?

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Who gives a damn about Finland?

Reindeers ?

You wouldn't want to eat Rudolph, now would you?

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Only one city in UK? Hmmm

In that Facebook-thread (where the news were posted) one poster said her husband worked somewhere and had inside info. According to her Cardiff and Glascow (and probably one more city) would also have multiple shows.

sounds rather like a 30+ shows tour lasting for six month…

No stopping

Needs to be a show in GLASGOW please please please

Not played Glasgow since 2007 !!!!!!!

Not played Scotland (Edinburgh) since 2018 !!

Founder of the band Ian Stewart was born in Scotland....

It's hopefully not the last tour, but one final trip north across the border would be really appreciated Mick, Keith & Ron.

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Who gives a damn about Finland?

Reindeers ?

I can understand this feeling. Many of my friends have never travelled outside of the United States and know nothing about the rich histories and cultures of countries in Europe or Asia.

To them, a culturally enriching vacation means going to Orlando to spend a week at the Disney Resort or going to Las Vegas to see Kenny Chesney in concert.

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Needs to be a show in GLASGOW please please please

Not played Glasgow since 2007 !!!!!!!

Not played Scotland (Edinburgh) since 2018 !!

Founder of the band Ian Stewart was born in Scotland....

It's hopefully not the last tour, but one final trip north across the border would be really appreciated Mick, Keith & Ron.

And they haven't played Aberdeen since 1982!

Dundee? Inverness?

I was going to point out that the rumours list has a para saying 14 gigs but looks like that has been taken off now…..? Still think will be just London for uk perhaps. I think a few pages back BV had flagged potentially one extra free date in the mix before Paris

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Who gives a damn about Finland?

Reindeers ?

I can understand this feeling. Many of my friends have never travelled outside of the United States and know nothing about the rich histories and cultures of countries in Europe or Asia.

To them, a culturally enriching vacation means going to Orlando to spend a week at the Disney Resort or going to Las Vegas to see Kenny Chesney in concert.

Largely tongue in cheek I think

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Let's enjoy this year, first. At their age, who knows?

No worry, as long as Ringo at 85 still jumps on the stage - [iorr.org] .

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Needs to be a show in GLASGOW please please please

Not played Glasgow since 2007 !!!!!!!

Not played Scotland (Edinburgh) since 2018 !!

Founder of the band Ian Stewart was born in Scotland....

It's hopefully not the last tour, but one final trip north across the border would be really appreciated Mick, Keith & Ron.

And they haven't played Aberdeen since 1982!

Dundee? Inverness?

They haven't played Hamilton (my hometown) since 1964. A fair bit of trouble at that show so not surprised they haven't been back. Apparently Bill remembers it!

[www.dailyrecord.co.uk]

It was 2006 when they last played Glasgow - at Humpdump (Hampden).

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I was going to point out that the rumours list has a para saying 14 gigs but looks like that has been taken off now…..? Still think will be just London for uk perhaps. I think a few pages back BV had flagged potentially one extra free date in the mix before Paris

acctually he wrote that he sees no gap – except the one between Munich and Paris

still it's strange that he removed the line '14 shows'… whatever that might indicate



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Needs to be a show in GLASGOW please please please

Not played Glasgow since 2007 !!!!!!!

Not played Scotland (Edinburgh) since 2018 !!

Founder of the band Ian Stewart was born in Scotland....

It's hopefully not the last tour, but one final trip north across the border would be really appreciated Mick, Keith & Ron.

And they haven't played Aberdeen since 1982!

Dundee? Inverness?

They haven't played Hamilton (my hometown) since 1964. A fair bit of trouble at that show so not surprised they haven't been back. Apparently Bill remembers it!

[www.dailyrecord.co.uk]

It was 2006 when they last played Glasgow - at Humpdump (Hampden).

Well, they've ignored the great towns of the U.K. since 1965, really! It's quite something to think back to a time when the Rolling Stones were likely to stop-off for a performance at your local Granada or Odeon cinema. All you had to do in 1964, was have a stroll to your local High Street to catch Mick and Keith. How time changed.

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but not with 4 London shows this year etc.

I only see 2 here: [iorr.org] . And there're no other shows listed in their home country yet.