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© Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Rolling Stones announce 2024 North American Tour in support of 'Hackney Diamonds' album
By MARIA SHERMAN LOS ANGELES©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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TokyoLiving
What a charade, LOL !!!...
Mr Kipling
Pitiful.....who is going to pay to see this?
Hawkeye
Time the boys in the band act their age and retire to a villa in the south of France.
masterblaster
Wouldn't mind checking out the show, but the ticket prices will be outrageous.
These musicians are wealthy. If they really wanted to show appreciation to the fans for supporting them for so long, they should put on concerts for 30 bucks a ticket.
kintsugi
Went to tens of concerts but the ticket prices pushed me out decades ago.
Toblerone
See a Stones show. You will be blown away.
MilesTeg
Definitely getting up there in age but still better live than most of today's bands and singers who use auto-tune, pre-recorded tracks, and lip synch. No wonder hundreds of thousands pay and still go see them live.
Mr Kipling
Saw them in the mid 90's they were borderline pantomime then. Nearly 30 years later.... Zimmer frames? Roadies and nurses?
Lepyon
They need to come up with AI generated holographic replacements, keep the show rolling forever. Didn't Abba try this without the AI...
lordoflys
Grace Slick was right about how pathetic it is to see 80 year olds trying to still be 20 on stage.
lostrune2
Keep on going, Strolling Bones!
geronimo2006
Saw them play in Tokyo a while back and have to say they blew me away with how good they sounded live.