Month: June 2022

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Hyde Park I was simply a blast! Below you can see some messages from Mick, Keith and Ronnie. And 4 hours of Stones at BBC2!

1) As they are in their hometown and have a week off until Hyde Park II, I bet they use their time to meet friends and places!

Here’ Mick saying: “Hyde Park was so much fun last night, can’t wait to do it all again next weekend!“

Ronnie, after the gig:

And here’s Keith, proudly presenting his new capo:

2) “My Life As A Rolling Stone“ film in 4 parts about Mick, Keith, Ronnie and Charlie!

In July, the BBC celebrates 60 glorious years of The Rolling Stones with a star-studded season of programming across television, radio and digital platforms. The centrepiece is a world-exclusive four-part series of films, My Life As A Rolling Stone, to premiere on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer, produced by Mercury Studios, and presented by Sienna Miller.
[…]
Four hour-long films, each an intimate portrait of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts, show how these individual musical geniuses came together to make the music that has provided the soundtrack to the lives of millions.
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Contributors are Tina Turner, Bernard Fowler, Chrissie Hynde, Jon Bon Jovi, Lars Ulrich, Joyce Smyth, Rod Stewart, Sheryl Crow, Slash, P.P. Arnold, Tommy Hilfiger, Andy Summers, Anna Sui, Brian Johnson, Chip Monck, Don Was, Glyn Johns, John Pasche, Lisa Fischer, Lulu Kennedy-Cairns.
The series is directed by award-winning filmmakers, Mick Jagger – Sam Anthony (Stewart Copeland’s Adventures In Music; Me, My Selfie And I With Ryan Gander); Keith Richards – Oliver Murray (Bill Wyman, The Quiet One); Ronnie Wood – Clare Tavernor (Keith Richards: A Culture Show Special); and Charlie Watts – James Giles (Can You Feel It – How Dance Music Conquered The World; The Longest Reign: The Queen And Her People); executive producer is Steve Condie (Keeler, Profumo, Ward And Me; Thatcher: A Very British Revolution; Skinhead).
All four of the films will be live on BBC iPlayer from Saturday 2 July, with the Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood films broadcast back to back next week on BBC Two, and the Charlie Watts film later in July.
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In addition to the four-part BBC Two series, a curated collection of landmark concerts and documentaries will be available on BBC iPlayer including Sticky Fingers Live at the Fonda Theatre (2015), The Rolling Stones – Totally Stripped (2016), Live Licked in NYC (2003), Crossfire Hurricane (2012), Some Girls: Live In Texas ’78, and The Rolling Stones Live At The Wiltern Theatre (2002).
And on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds is a world exclusive two-hour audio documentary, Rolling With The Stones, drawn from hours of unheard interviews from the band’s own archives, alongside rarely heard music and performances.

I’m not shure about how to get access to these, but I’m sure to find this on YT, sooner or later… really looking forward to these!!

LIVE STREAMS

==> Shidoobee Group – MR, PIB, SMU, GS, JJF, SFTD, Satisfaction
Barnaby was back (PIB)
Keld – HTW (then stops)
Barnaby (YCAGWYW)
James – 14:31 – SFM, 19NMB, TD, OOT (beginning)

SETLIST:

1. Street Fighting Man
2. 19th Nervous Breakdown
3. Tumbling Dice
4. Out Of Time
5. She’s A Rainbow
6. You Can’t Always Get What You Want
7. Living In A Ghost Town
   
8. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
9. Honky Tonk Women
   Introductions
10. Slipping Away
11. Connection
12. Miss You
13. Midnight Rambler
14. Paint It Black
15. Start Me Up
16. Gimme Shelter
17. Jumping Jack Flash
    Encores
18. Sympathy For The Devil
19. Satisfaction

Matt Lee has already uploaded the showstart:

Sasha is back with the band!

It was 1069 when the Stones first played the Park – with Brian’s replacement Mick Taylor as his fist public gig. The show was free back then and so the ausdience counted way up high into the thousands, estimated later between 250,000–500,000 spectators.

That’s a story of it’s own and I’ld like to recommend a nice report on this to bridge the gap until showstart for you to read at andnowitsallthis.blogspot.com

Some time left until showstart (8:05 CET, curfew 10:30 CET) – I’ll update this page as the news fly in…

Hilarious! That guy’s got balls, hehehe …

5 telephone-boxes near Hyde Park – here’s their little part in Stones history:

Tomorrow, London’s Hyde Park will yet again see The Rolling Stones!

Good news first: the London weather forcast for Saturday tell of a partly cloudy but dry summer day with approximely 20° Celsius – very good conditions for a Rock’n’Roll show!

It’s their turf! The Rolling Stones, in their sixtieth year of playing live will play the Park tomorrow. History in the making. Yes, we are an incredible lucky bunch of fans to witness this outstanding occasion. Who else could tell of such an amzing achievement? Who would have thought it would come to something like this, 60 fucking years before? I’ll repeat it: this is crazy, unbelievable and incedibly awesome!

Oh, and the song vote yet again is off – seems that this feature has seen it’s last days. But we can be sure that we will see an especially appropriate set list when The Stones play their home town tomorrow!

Here is the general info for the venue from bst-hydepark.com as a startingpoint – there’s loads more.

Some of the press for Milan: The Rolling Stones bring out Chanel Haynes to perform “Gimme Shelter” in Milan

Exciting: The Rolling Stones just announced an additional date: Berlin, August 8, Waldbühne!

1) So this would be the new end of tour show instead of Stockholm! Last time they played the Waldbühne was 2014 – and I was happy enough to have been there…

For this show and more see bz-berlin.de, eventim.de (see there for tickets, too!), waldbuehne-berlin.de. Ticket presale starts June 29, 12:00 at eventim.de

Too bad: by now it is clear, that the show in Bern could not be rescheduled. Bummer!

Do you remember??

2) Too bad: the show in Bern can’t be rescheduled:

After much back and forth it is now clear: The Rolling Stones concert in Switzerland will definitely fall through. For the organizer Gadget abc, this means a loss of millions.

Actually, the Stones should have performed last Friday at the Wankdorf Stadium in Bern. But band frontman Mick Jagger (78) fell ill with Corona. According to André Bechir from the concert promoter Gadget abc, the band even extended their tour to give an alternative concert.
=> nau.ch

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It’s a Stones night once again!!

Ok, Mick is well and back again. He maybe has to be careful with his voice a bit tonight, so let’s see how he’s doing later.

Apparently, there was no soundcheck this afternoon. If that holds true, that would really be weired…

Doors open: 19:30

Support Act Ghost Hounds

The Stones are expected to start their set at 21:15 tonight.

LIVE STREAMS (not the best stream-weather so far, it seems)

==>Nuccio with Satisfaction

Pablo with SFTD

Mauro (Fb) MR, SMU

Manuela Franci (Fb) – Intros, Keith’s set: YGTS, Connection

Lefteris with 7:55 of YCAGWYW (Fb)

E.Kukli with 12:47 of TD (ok) and OOT (sadly, the sound is almost completely lost from 6:40 on)

Andrew (Instagram – 1:35 of TD

LORENZO – Twitter ( the first 7:05 – bad pic, but sound ok)

SHOWSTART! Leonardo (Fb – 2:25 of intro and SFM)
Renato – 1:35 of Ghost Hounds (Facebook)
Carla (Fb) – 30 seconds from insite the arena

SETLIST:

1. Street Fighting Man
2. 19th Nervous Breakdown
3. Tumbling Dice
4. Out Of Time
5. Dead Flowers
6. Wild Horses
7. You Can’t Always Get What You Want
8. Living In A Ghost Town
9. Honky Tonk Women
   Introductions
10. You’ve Got The Silver
11. Connection
12. Miss You
13. Midnight Rambler
14. Start Me Up
15. Paint It Black
16. Sympathy For The Devil
17. Jumping Jack Flash
    encores
18. Gimme Shelter
19. Satisfaction

The Band thanks the audience:

Ronnie on his way:

All systems go and ready for playing Milano!

The vote page still isn’t displaying any songs to choose from and still has January 01 1970 on top – something must have gone wrong here, hehehe …

Mick’s greetings – he has recovered!

Keith arriving at the hotel in Milano, sharing a laugh…

Roadies are busy building the stage… “The crew are busy setting up the stage in the glorious Italian sunshine, we can’t wait to see you at San Siro Stadium tomorrow night!“

After bad news comes the good news – Mick is well and the show at Milano will take place as planned!

That’s what the band tweeted just a few hours ago.

As I look for the song vote at RS.com right now, they seem to be at work on this right now, because the date is shown as “January 1, 1970” (the dummy date if you don’t enter any value) and the 4 songs don’t appear

The band has confirmed, that the Amsterdam show is now erscheduled to July 7!

As for the question about to what date the Bern concert would be rescheduled, the announcement read: “We’re working on it and will let you know asap!” (Twitter).

And: the Milan date – is it still confirmed? The answer: “All other dates from next week are scheduled to go ahead as planned, we’ll see you next week“.

So that’s the time table this tour has for the next gigs up to now. The best news is, that Mick’s doing fine and diesn’t seem to suffer a severe course.