According to first-hand info, the same Italian promoter who managed the show in Lucca in 2017 will be in Manchester late this month to deal the Italian concerts of the European Tour 2025.
Almost surely, Milan will not be granted a concert.
Let’s see what happens…



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Mick recently: "We'll consider those offers, where we're going to go and where it will be fun, you know?" he said. "It could be Europe, could be South America, could be anywhere." - [iorr.org] .

There was a recent rumor on the Festileaks site.

[forum.festileaks.com]


"The Rolling Stones will tour Europe in the spring/summer of 2025, from late May to early July, according to people close to Pino Sagliocco, president of Live Nation and former concert promoter in Spain and Italy"

My two cents:there will be an European Tour of 20 gigs or so that could start in may or in September like 2017 if they'll go in South America in February.
I think that this time the location in Italy could be different from 2022...Campovolo Reggio Emilia (there's been an AC/DC show in late May with over 100.000 people) and/or Olympic Stadium or Circus Msximum in Rome could be a good choice.

South America + Europe with 2 final Wembley

Could be 10/12 gigs in South America/Australia in February/March and then 12/14 gigs in Europe in May/July.

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There was a recent rumor on the Festileaks site.

[forum.festileaks.com]


"The Rolling Stones will tour Europe in the spring/summer of 2025, from late May to early July, according to people close to Pino Sagliocco, president of Live Nation and former concert promoter in Spain and Italy"

Late may to early july would mean 10-12 gigs max

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Could be 10/12 gigs in South America/Australia in February/March and then 12/14 gigs in Europe in May/July.

That would be awesome!

So can I start the 2026 North American Tour rumour in this thread, or do I have to create a new one?!

If a European tour is being planned to start in May then it's going to be half a year before we hear anything ticketwise...this is going to be agonising.

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Mick recently: "We'll consider those offers, where we're going to go and where it will be fun, you know?" he said. "It could be Europe, could be South America, could be anywhere." - [iorr.org] .

That's more than a rumor! It's Mick stating as fact that they have offers on the table.

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There was a recent rumor on the Festileaks site.

[forum.festileaks.com]


"The Rolling Stones will tour Europe in the spring/summer of 2025, from late May to early July, according to people close to Pino Sagliocco, president of Live Nation and former concert promoter in Spain and Italy"

Oh boy. Maybe Munich again? That was awesome. Anyway - can't wait.

maybe the mini world tour that was rumored a year or so ago will actually happen

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Could be 10/12 gigs in South America/Australia in February/March and then 12/14 gigs in Europe in May/July.

They haven't done more than 20 shows a year in a decade. So it would probably be one or the other.

maybe 5 in south america/mexico 5 in australia/new zealand 5 japan/asia pacific region (one for hawaii) 5 for europe

and one tacked on at the end for canada



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maybe 5 in south america/mexico 5 in australia/new zealand 5 japan/asia pacific region (one for hawaii) 5 for europe

and one tacked on at the end for canada

There isn't a stadium in Hawaii where they could play.

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maybe 5 in south america/mexico 5 in australia/new zealand 5 japan/asia pacific region (one for hawaii) 5 for europe

and one tacked on at the end for canada

There isn't a stadium in Hawaii where they could play.

sometimes they make exceptions to the stadium rule hollywood, fl and such

and they do things like hyde park and festivals as well

i'm sure hawaii must have something that would qualify or some venue willing to pay the right amount of money to have them play there

tourism makes up a quarter of hawaii's economy and the stones bring people to town so i'm sure there's gotta be someway to work this out



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maybe 5 in south america/mexico 5 in australia/new zealand 5 japan/asia pacific region (one for hawaii) 5 for europe

and one tacked on at the end for canada

There isn't a stadium in Hawaii where they could play.

sometimes they make exceptions to the stadium rule hollywood, fl and such

and they do things like hyde park and festivals as well

i'm sure hawaii must have something that would qualify or some venue willing to pay the right amount of money to have them play there

tourism makes up a quarter of hawaii's economy and the stones bring people to town so i'm sure there's gotta be someway to work this out

As I'm sure you know, they haven't played Hawaii since 1998. And before that it was 1973. So we're at the 25 year mark where it seems like they'd be due based on the past, but I'd be very skeptical that at 80 years old they would decide to go back. I'm not saying they shouldn't, but just seems it would be more hassle for them than its worth unless they were paid a boatload. I would imagine there's a reason they haven't gone on other tours.

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maybe 5 in south america/mexico 5 in australia/new zealand 5 japan/asia pacific region (one for hawaii) 5 for europe

and one tacked on at the end for canada

There isn't a stadium in Hawaii where they could play.

sometimes they make exceptions to the stadium rule hollywood, fl and such

and they do things like hyde park and festivals as well

i'm sure hawaii must have something that would qualify or some venue willing to pay the right amount of money to have them play there

tourism makes up a quarter of hawaii's economy and the stones bring people to town so i'm sure there's gotta be someway to work this out

As I'm sure you know, they haven't played Hawaii since 1998. And before that it was 1973. So we're at the 25 year mark where it seems like they'd be due based on the past, but I'd be very skeptical that at 80 years old they would decide to go back. I'm not saying they shouldn't, but just seems it would be more hassle for them than its worth unless they were paid a boatload. I would imagine there's a reason they haven't gone on other tours.

i am aware of that and that the aloha stadium (where they played in 98) stopped having concerts in 2020

and your probably right

but i thought it make an interesting place for them to play that they haven't in a long time

it's not like it's antarctica or africa or some other very unlikely place

now that you bring it up why haven't they played hawaii in 25 years

1- In a recent interview Jagger spoke of "Europe or South America..."

2- here (in Argentina) in recent weeks there have been rumors in some media about the possibility of them coming in February 2025

3- BUT, according to the words of the producer who brought them 4 times (Daniel Grinbank), this is more of a hope than a certainty

4- but, for ME, they are going to tour Europe in 2025 (last tour in 2022, one 3 years later sounds logical)
And obviously I'm waiting for any news to buy my air ticket

5- However, I am not losing hope for a 5-show minitour in South America in February (maybe 1 Sao Paulo, 1 Rio de Janeiro, 3 in Buenos Aires), and then a European tour in June.

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1- In a recent interview Jagger spoke of "Europe or South America..."

2- here (in Argentina) in recent weeks there have been rumors in some media about the possibility of them coming in February 2025

3- BUT, according to the words of the producer who brought them 4 times (Daniel Grinbank), this is more of a hope than a certainty

4- but, for ME, they are going to tour Europe in 2025 (last tour in 2022, one 3 years later sounds logical)
And obviously I'm waiting for any news to buy my air ticket

5- However, I am not losing hope for a 5-show minitour in South America in February (maybe 1 Sao Paulo, 1 Rio de Janeiro, 3 in Buenos Aires), and then a European tour in June.

I think that's plausible...it would be great if they could tour with the release of that "other" new album.

Long ways off (let’s enjoy the current tour) but I think I remember an Austrian news article claiming a show was in the works for Vienna again. I’d assume cities not hit in 2022 like Dublin, Barcelona, and Rome would be in. Of course a couple London and Paris. Have to think there’s a European component of Hackney Diamonds coming and it would fit that 18 month marketing window previously discussed

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I think I remember an Austrian news article claiming a show was in the works for Vienna again

Not in the works, but reportedly sights were set to Vienna's Happel stadium in 2025 - [iorr.org] .

Is there a difference?

Would love to see them playing Pinkpop Festival again next year.

If they are going to tour in Europe next summer I don't think anything will be oficially announced before February/March 2025. Everything ealier is just pure speculation.

As for Dublin, I just saw Pearl Jam at Marlay Park which seemed large enough for a Stones gig. Bit of a pita to get to and from without a car but nicer than a stadium gig IMHO.

Agree with the idea of some markets not hit in 22.

Rome or the Imola grounds
Hamburg
Barcelona
Dublin
Bern/Zurich
Marseille
Helsinki
Prague
Lisabon
Copenhagen
One or two festivals

Combination of 17 and 18 tour.

Ronnie was asked about Glastonbury during Hackney Diamonds interviews. I think that’s very much a possibility. I’d also add Bern gets another shot

No UK or Holland? Not gonna happen of course.

I see there is a lot of wishful thinking and random guessing here, not based on any inside information.

Bjornulf