Rolling Stones Live in Glastonbury 2013!

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http://www.rollingstone.de/news/meldung ... -2013.html

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Mit dabei sind auch Steve Winwood, Elvis Costello und Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings...

You can expect The Rolling Stones to announce the continuation of their 50th anniversary concerts real soon. And don't be surprised if their 18 (at a minimum) North American shows kick off in the Southland in early May. Another sure thing is them finally headlining the Pyramid Stage at the huge, long-running Glastonbury Music Festival at Worthy Farm in Somerset, England on June 29th. Keith Richards was actually the first to say, "We all had such a ball last year, and the energy between the band is so good, we can't wait to play Glastonbury... See you on a summer's day in England." To that, Mick Jagger added, "Can't wait to play Glastonbury. I have my wellies and my yurt." Other artists in the Glastonbury line-up include Steve Winwood, Elvis Costello and former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman's current band, The Rhythm Kings. Rock on! (Joe's Daily)

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.... und im Juli im Hyde Park

Tickets ab Freitag

https://www.theticketfactory.com/defaul ... C082F358CE

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...und am 28. Mai in Chicago's United Center, für mal eben 162 - 600! Dollar. Und das wird vermutlich auch ausverkauft sein bis dahin.

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Hier weitere vorläufige Mai/Juni Daten der Stones:

5/?? — Los Angeles, Calif. (date depends on NHL playoffs)
5/5 — Oakland, Calif.
5/8 — San Jose, Calif.
5/11 — Las Vegas, Nev.
5/15 — Anaheim, Calif.
5/25 — Toronto, Ont.
5/28 — Chicago, Ill.
6/12 — Boston, Mass.
6/18 — Philadelphia, Pa.

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http://www.rollingstone.de/news/meldung ... sauer.html

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Stones Zusatzkonzert in Chicago und im Hyde Park London. Mit Mick Taylor, wie es aussieht. (Joe's Daily)

Second Show — No Prob
As expected, after selling out venues in 5 minutes or less, The Rolling Stones are already adding second concerts — most notably in Chicago and in London’s Hyde Park. The 65,000 tickets for the central London gig went within minutes of being put on general release on Friday morning. A historical note: The Stones' first-ever concert in Hyde Park, on July 5, 1969, was just two days after the death of founding member Brian Jones and marked the live debut of his replacement guitarist, Mick Taylor. Word is that Mr. Taylor will once again grace The Stones' stage as a special guest performer throughout the "50 And Counting" tour.

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Da fällt mir nur ein:

We're in it only for the money ...

Von mir wsehen die Stones keinen Penny mehr ...