Rolling Stones 50 & Counting Tour

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As incredible as it seems, the Rolling Stones have been performing together for 5 decades. Again: FIVE DECADES. This makes them the longest performing band of all time.

Their 50 & Counting Tour is nothing less than the ultimate celebration together with their fans. They are 50 years older but that just makes the anticipation and thrill of seeing them all the more sweet. Of course no one expects Mick Jagger to be leaping around like a madman, but he will be making those moves! Everyone knows that every Rolling Stones concert is an incredible, awesome, not-to-be-missed life experience. Guaranteed, Rolling Stone fans everywhere go into a frenzy just to see those Mick Jagger lips.

The United States concert tour is an extension of the 2012 sold-out tour the Rolling Stones did in England and New York. In fact, when they announced they would do a performance at Hyde Park, the tickets sold out in 5 minutes!

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... right now! The 50 & Counting tour will be at the Staple Center in Los Angeles, (dates to be announced due to the NBA and NHL playoffs), the Oracle Arena in Oakland on May 5th, the HP Pavilion in San Jose on May 8th, the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Los Vegas on May 11th, the Honda Center in Anaheim on May 15th, the Air Canada Centre in Toronto on May 25th and June 6th, the United Center in Chicago on May 28th, 31st, and June 3rd, the TD Garden in Boston on June 12th,and the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on June 18th.

The Stones's schedule so far allows them to rest and recuperate between shows. (smile) And it gives them the flexibility to add shows depending on fan reaction. The second Philadelphia show is a reaction to the strong fan demand for this once in a lifetime experience.

By the way, the Rolling Stones are having former band members jam with them on stage. Is that cool or what? Speaking of which, the stage is shaped like their logo, which of course, is a tongue and lips. (another smile) This stage shape will allow them to more closely interact with their fans, like YOU.

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