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You can’t always get what you want—unless what you’ve craved for the last eight years is a Rolling Stones stadium tour in the States. The veteran rockers announced today that they’ll embark on a 15-city North American tour this summer, beginning May 24 at San Diego’s Petco Park.
The Stones also revealed an upcoming reissue of 1971’s Sticky Fingers, due out May 26. That album, of course, features the ubiquitous, Warhol-designed cover art of a pair of jeans’ groin area—which explains the tour’s unfortunate name, the Zip Code tour. With songs like “Satisfaction” and “Start Me Up,” we’ll give you this one, guys.
In what has become standard operating procedure for the group’s performances, the Stones promise a stage extending deep into the audience, massive video screens, special effects, and hits-filled sets—but say they won’t skip on “special gems” from the rest of their catalog. Some of those will likely be Sticky Fingers deep cuts; the reissue will contain unreleased Sticky Fingers outtakes and live recordings from around the album’s release.
The past couple of years have been tough for the band, and contributed to the postponement or cancellation of many of the events scheduled to commemorate its 50th anniversary. Singer Mick Jagger’s girlfriend L’Wren Scott died in March 2014, and longtime Stones saxaphonist Bobby Keys died in December.
Tickets for the tour’s U.S. dates go onsale April 13—see if the Stones will hit your city below.
May 24 – San Diego, CA @ Petco Park
May 30 – Columbus, OH @ Ohio Stadium
June 3 – Minneapolis, MN @ TCF Bank Stadium
June 6 – Dallas, TX @ AT&T Stadium
June 9 – Atlanta, GA @ Bobby Dodd Stadium
June 12 – Orlando, FL @ Orlando Citrus Bowl
June 17 – Nashville, TN @ LP Field
June 20 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Heinz Field
June 23 – Milwaukee, WI @ Summerfest / Marcus Amphitheater
June 27 – Kansas City, MO @ Arrowhead Stadium
July 1 – Raleigh, NC @ Carter-Finley Stadium
July 4 – Indianapolis, IN @ Indianapolis Motor Speedway
July 8 – Detroit, MI @ Comerica Park
July 11 – Buffalo, NY @ Ralph Wilson Stadium
July 15 – Quebec, QC @ Le Festival D’Été de Québec