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Are The Rolling Stones Teasing A Potential Tour Stop In Pittsburgh? (Original Post) yortsed snacilbuper Feb 2020 OP
I saw them in Phoenix last August DesertRat Feb 2020 #1
The Stones are touring here again this May-July, Heinz Stadium SuprstitionAintthWay Feb 2020 #2
That's not a working website DesertRat Feb 2020 #3
Sorry, iorr.org SuprstitionAintthWay Feb 2020 #5
Get me two pickets to......aww, never mind. yonder Feb 2020 #4
It's Only Rock n Roll. The 2020 list so far SuprstitionAintthWay Feb 2020 #6
2. The Stones are touring here again this May-July, Heinz Stadium
Tue Feb 4, 2020, 01:25 AM
Feb 2020

Pittsburgh is getting a show, as are a dozen other cities. Formal announcement is the 6th.

But doesn't this belong under Music?


Go to iorr.com, the 2020 Tour thread, for more.

6. It's Only Rock n Roll. The 2020 list so far
Tue Feb 4, 2020, 04:53 AM
Feb 2020

Last edited Tue Feb 4, 2020, 05:20 PM - Edit history (1)

EDITED

Okay, fellow Stones fans. Tuesday update. This schedule or something pretty close to it is likely to be announced the day after tomorrow.

Unconfirmed, as of today, 14 cities, 14 shows. (Down, so far, from 17 shows in 15 cities last year.) Announcement probably on Thursday.


5/3 Sun. San Diego

5/9 Sat. Minneapolis

5/16 Sat. Nashville

5/24 Sun. Austin (at speedway)

5/31 Sun. Dallas

6/6 Sat. Buffalo

6/13 Sat. Detroit

6/20 Sat. Louisville

6/27 Sat. Cleveland

7/4 Sat. Pittsburgh

7/11 Sat. St. Louis

7/18 Sat. Charlotte

7/25 Sat. Tampa

8/1 Sat. Atlanta


No shows so far for DC (where I saw them lasr year), NYC, LA, Chicago, Philly, Boston. Quite a few smaller cities instead.

Compared to 2019 they've gone from 4 days between shows to a full week. No weekday shows this time (2019 in DC was Independence Day eve, July 3, a Wednesday), now they're all on weekends. Maybe with all that recovery time they'll increase the song count from 19 or 20... one can hope.

And they've reportedly moved the (opening act) start from 7 pm to 3 pm. So, near 5 pm instead of near 9 pm for the Stones. (Wonder if Charlie's moved his bedtime earlier?)

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