The Rolling Stones “Miss You + Gimme Shelter” 05/11/24 Las Vegas, NV

The Rolling Stones "Live" @AllegiantStadm
05/11/24 Las Vegas, NV
Start Me Up
Get Off of My Cloud
Let's Spend the Night Together
Angry
Like a Rolling Stone
You Got Me Rocking
Mess It Up
Tumbling Dice
You Can't Always Get What You Want
(followed by band introductions)
You Got the Silver
(tour debut; Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Little T&A
(Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Sympathy for the Devil
Honky Tonk Women
Miss You
Gimme Shelter
Paint It Black
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Encore:
Sweet Sounds of Heaven
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Mick Jagger - Vocals + Guitar + Harmonica
Keith Richards - Guitar + Vocals
Ronnie Wood - Guitar
Chuck Leavell - Keyboards + Organ
Bernard Fowler - Backing vocals
Matt Clifford - Keyboards
Darryl Jones bass
Tim Ries Saxophonist
Chanel - Backing Vocals
@TheRollingStones
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#ronniewood
#livemusic
#liveconcert
#rockandroll
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[@andydixon2980]

Ronnie beat cancer, Mick had a heart operation, Keith did every drug known to man and then fell out of a tree. They keep on rollin....🤩

[@kettymartire7660]

Grazieeee a Dio sono ancora qui con noi😉😉😉🤩🤩🤩

[@starcloud4959]

Yeah and Kieth Richards had a blood transfusion or maybe more im not sure?

[@theelvisguru9490]

I forgot about the tree! Who’d a thought it was the thing that nearly killed him!

[@johnp8424]

@@starcloud4959 he snorted a bit of his cremated dad's ashes mixed with some other powdery medium...allegedly.

[@michalkee7601]

I think its just Mick keeping them other two allive😌🫶

[@petteritolonen2354]

Mick Jagger is still in great shape. It is really hard to believe that he is 80. Still has a energy of a young man.

[@hannibalclark6111]

82 ....next year

[@luiscoll2903]

It's unbelievable how dynamic Mick is, in spite of his age! That's actually something worth admiring, and it's also a positive example for the upcoming generations!

[@tracyelmer6597]

My darling mum passed yesterday at 77, she adored the stones and I grew up with the music which I passed on to my daughter, 3 generations... ❤❤❤

[@msstevie1951]

I’m so sorry for your loss of your mother. 🙏💔

[@gillhargrove6807]

sorry for your loss

[@chris-music-hi1tg]

I am very sorry 😢

[@kab8711]

So sorry. I lost my Mom too It’s hard. Take care.

[@sgp5274]

I LOVE it! I am so sorry about the loss of your Mother. She sure had good taste though. I'm 73 and I loved the Stones from the first moment I heard them and still do today. In the early 60s, you were either a Stones person or a Beatles person. The Beatles made beautifu l music, but the Stones loved and played the delta blues. I was in college from 1968 to 1972 and during that time they put out Beggars Banquet, Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, and Exile on Main St. That was their peak, I believe, but they still rock so hard. I'm so glad you passed this love to your daughter. I loved Prince from the very beginning and I passed on that love, and my love for Jimi Hendrix, to my children. My daughter saw Prince in Oakland California, about 3 months before he died. That was so sad. A couple of months ago I came across Keith Richards doing a cover of I'm Waiting for the Man, the Lou Reed song from the vmVelvet Underground days. It is phenomenal. I hope you can check it out. Lou Reed's version of that song in 1984 shows the spectacular difference between the 2. I love them both! God bless you and keep you.

[@donirowiannursya328]

HOW COMES THESE VERY OLD GRANDPAS STILL CAN DANCE ON THE STAGE FOR HOURS ?????!!!!! REALLY EXTRAORDINARY CREATURES !!!!!

[@sandyfausone6660]

Because their are extraordinary ❤

[@nealamesbury7953]

These grandpas,..are the real deal, when they're gone- be sure to remember them.if you haven't been to a show- try to go.

[@northmetalandrockenthusias3771]

Top comment. We have asked the same many times 😄 Legends. Out of this world performing live The Stones 💫

[@leokimvideo]

Apart from being the greatest rock band ever, we are shown that the human body can do amazing feats at 80 years old

[@thomasweir7054]

You hit it on the head

[@richarddavey5991]

True

[@valentinealevers5009]

Indeed!

[@josevicentelopes8395]

Sorry, The Beatles were. RS are the second one

[@lettiegrant9447]

If you have the right amount of money as they do.😁

[@fararch]

I was there! Mic just rocks it. Exceeded my expectations. I pray I can have 1% of his energy when I am 80. I am 67, brought back 60 years of memories.

[@steveconn]

1 percent about all there is :/

[@teijaflink2226]

It sounds absolutely amazing specially for playing and singing live at their age. Chanel is a wonderful support.

[@cynthydel]

I hear ya I was there too and I’m 65. Best show in my books ever !!

[@mainecoon7]

Thier health is amazing!!!🙂

[@sonnyromes860]

Mick rocks

[@gloriathornton9124]

Legends... Been doing this for 60 years... These guys are still rocking in 2024... Charlie is jamming in The Spirit World... All of our gig here soon enough!

[@TurboMinicom]

How on earth is Mick 80? He puts most 40 year olds to shame. Absolute legends!

[@ericmalone3213]

Don't forget, Herr Turbo, that Mr Jagger has three private doctors, four physical therapists, two massage therapists, a personal pediatrist, five personal chefs, two private nutritionists, two private dermatologists, two wardrobe facilitators, three hair dressers, a personal Reiki master, a personal rolfer, a private sacral-cranial therapist, and $500 million.

[@tomconner2326]

Clean livin'.

[@matthewbarry7026]

@@ericmalone3213 I was going to say 40 years of drugs and rock and roll was the key to youth, but your probably right, all that other stuff.

[@suellenhamilton5]

​@@ericmalone3213 well I must say if we all had the cash to look after ourselves like that I would imagine we would all be looking like Mick, & be as fit as him,bless him,I adore Mick jagger, he is everything,❤ SMART,❤ TALENTED❤, HANDSOME❤,GREAT❤ SONGWRITER,❤ & MUCH,MUCH,MORE. ALL I HAVE LEFT TO SAY IS IT IS LATE IN AUSTRALIA BUT LOVE YOU MICK ALWAYS HAVE ALWAYS WILL ❤❤ YOU TRULY ARE THE G.O.A.T. OF BLUES/ROCK. NITE TO ALL YOU ROLLING STONE GUY'S BEST BAND EVER ❤❤❤

[@ericmalone3213]

@@matthewbarry7026 Mr Jagger was never heavy into drugs. Bill Wyman didn't ever use drugs. Nor did Ian Stewart.

[@nextari]

Absolutely astounding. Just imagine, these guys were around on the heels of the literal genesis of rock n' roll. In 1962 they were playing alongside the Beatles as they recorded their debut album. Here they are standing up and delivering a riveting performance, 60 years later, outlasting every band that has ever been and ever was.

[@suellenhamilton5]

& WHAT A COMMENT A GREAT TRUTHFUL,& HONEST,STATEMENT, YOU ARE SO RIGHT ABOUT THEM,LONG LIVE THE ROLLING STONES ❤😊🎉❤😊🎉❤😊🎉❤😊🎉 I HAVE LOVED THEM SINCE DAY ONE & STILL LOVE THEM NOW. I SO LOVE THEIR STREAK OF THE BLUE'S IN THEIR MUSIC,THIS WAS MY ATTRACTION TO THEM,MY FATHER WAS A BLUES/JAZZ MAN & EVEN PLAYED TRUMPET FOR FRANK SINATRA IN SYDNEY.THIS WAS MY "FATAL ATTRACTION" 2 THE BLUES/ WHICH LED ME TO THE STONES,I ADORED MY DAD USE TO GO TO THE CHEVRON HILTON & WATCH HIM PLAY HIS TRUMPET, I WAS SO PROUD OF HIM ❤❤😊😊❤❤😊😊❤❤😊😊❤❤

[@hippydippy]

Now this what a real live R-n-R show is suppose to be. No pretentious BS, just musicians playing from their hearts & souls without gimmicks. Just a straight ahead fun party show. Also to anyone that would say "Mick should hang it up"... I'd love to see you sing & dance like that for hours at 80! Not to mention Keith & Ronnie killing it. Long may they Rock.

[@mrmustard007]

Are you for real? Just some humble over the hill greedy multi millionaires looking to lower their child support & alimony payments. This band was finished the moment Mick Taylor quit. End of story!

[@deyonnapattie8973]

Right on !!!!

[@bigdawg7703]

When Keith Richard dies, we all will die. Nobody has fought the demons better than Keith. You gotta love these guys.

[@Mr.Altavoz]

You got that one right... I saw him once in the nineties at a concert, we had for a second eye contact....man ...that guy is a vampire .. nothing of this world..love the Riff man

[@michaelszczys8316]

Remember way back in 1970s joking about Keith and how he was barely alive except for some kind of experimental FrankensteinIan treatment of changing his BLOOD like flushing an automatic transmission. Ha ha ha, yeah. 45 years later he's still kicking along, it must have all been true.

[@michaelszczys8316]

Keith Richard and Ron Wood formed a group of stars to tour and promote Ron's album ' Gimme Some Neck ' back in late 70s. Called the ' New Barbarians ' Saw them in Detroit, got to shake Ron Woods hand as they came on.

[@okgo5152]

Mick is killin it - for any age. And when that gal stepped up for her part on gimme shelter.. I got serious goosebumps.. Tina Tuner type powerhouse. Why am I getting the feeling we’re never going to see them again.. like ever. Sad, l it’s like watching a lifetime slowly coming to an end.. yet they keep going. God Bless The Rolling Stones

[@laswan5]

I agree with you. I was rockin' with it till I kept watching and the real energy seems to be gone. Look at Keith. He's sitting most of the time. And Ronnie is trying to make up for it but he can't. Mick still has some get up but his voice is weaker now. Let's face it...we will have to say goodbye before long. That really makes me sad. I feel the same way you do. I never got to see them in person. I regret that cuz I should've. I could've. I don't think I want to see them now. It would make me cry probably.

[@faustoapizar8636]

Cuando yo fui a sus conciertos en el 95 se decía que eran los últimos hay que disfrutar por qué ahora sí tristemente los estones se van

[@DarkSali]

Funnily enough she did play Tina Turner in the Tina Turner musical :)

[@dennislaneave]

​@@laswan5wrong

[@pokey5736]

We weren't the Greatest Generation but we had the greatest music!!!!!

[@drpangloss6725]

I’ve been following these guys from ‘64….. never too old! Bravo, no one would ever expected them to rock for over 60 years! That’s more than 2 generations!!!😮

[@alwayssme]

honestly is there any original band besides them touring today, from the 60's

[@michaelwills1926]

There is nothing natural about 80 year old dudes being on the road, on tour and bouncing around a stage for 2 hours every night. Keep the red juice coming

[@milagrodiaz7732]

Extremadamente fabulosos

[@user-np4dp8gp2n]

Holy fuck incredible stamina the rolling stones have. Absolute legendary rock group unstoppable! And that's testament to our generation!!

[@pokey5736]

Yup, living on the edge and somehow surviving.😳

[@Kat-gx3se]

First saw the Stones at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles..... Dec. 5, 1965.....years later found myself with my grown daughter at their concert at Anaheim Stadium...Nov.4, 2005....She got us the tickets....they cross all generations. Of all my music collection the one vinyl she has dibs on is the Sticky Fingers album. And here they are, 2024, still killing it. Would never have thought they would still be so vital. This did my heart good.......thanks for posting it.

[@user-ic6no2rm1u]

Перевод

[@garyfredericks814]

I've seen the Stones every time they've been in the U.S. in Philly from 1972 - 1988. I saw them at JFK Stadium. 110,000 people, Foreigner opened, there wasn't an empty seat in the place. I'm 66 now but the memories make it like it was yesterday. I miss that music, that spirit, that purpose!! Long live the Stones!

[@jerryjazzbo2845]

It will really mark the end of an era in rock n' roll when these guys finally call it a day...and if anything happens to Sir Paul.

[@smartfreddy]

Micks harmonica is and always has been brilliant!

[@WTHenry2023]

I love a good harmonica

[@chrissierichards6802]

I am 76 yrs. I have loved the Stones since I was 12 yrs. I saw them 3 tines 1964 in Kidderminster and Tenbury Welks. Cost me. 5 shillings xx

[@chevtrukman]

So proud to have lived through this era of music! Digital killed the music industry for me. These are some of the last of the true artists that did it without the assistance of digital tuning.

[@chabbro4282]

Sizzling night every second of the show. Best of the best.

[@staggerlee41]

Two of my favorites! This lady can SING! Truly the greatest Rock n Roll band ever. May God bless the Rolling Stones! Its mind blowing they are still playing music and doing it so well after all these years. Simply incredible.

[@paulschofield611]

Who is the lady that sings with them?

[@ibinanonym7687]

May God bless the(ir) SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVILS ????

[@aga5892]

@@paulschofield611 Chanel Haynes was the star of the Tina Turner musical "Tina:The Tina Turner Musical"

[@munyansebastien7127]

@@aga5892 Not surprised! When I saw her I thought: "it's as if Tina was still with us"!

[@johnh5896]

It’s something to look forward to the hope to see them ,she gave me shivers when belted out the first line

[@njb1814]

They just don't EVER disappoint! We saw them about 5 years ago in Atlanta. That was one of the best nights of my life, it was my dream to see them, and it came true. Mick never stopped moving. They were GREAT!

[@dbreardon]

80 years old, playing rock music and going on tour. Just amazing. I saw the Stone in 1982 on the second to last day of their tour. A friend and I went thinking the Stones would stop touring and break up after that tour. Little did I know, 42 years later they are still touring......LOL

[@gordorr9259]

WOW....I would be blown away sitting up close to this rock concert...such talent and long standing performances is to be admired. It would be a million times better than one year in my life to be a Rolling Stone, what kind of deal was made to be the gods of rock and roll?

[@tamararobbins8521]

I was there! It was sensational! Flew 5 hours to see them and it was worth every bit of it!

[@slowery43]

wow that is so amazingly not at all interesting in any way... no one came here hoping to hear all about you

[@perttiheinikko3780]

they're fading away in a beautiful way

[@barbaradonnelly8913]

No one else like them

[@lab4389]

They must tour more than any band out there. They prove that they can still rock again and again. 💯👏🏻

[@user-eg1ht6mz1l]

💯Happy Mothers Day. 💯

[@MissX905]

I'd be scared to watch them live in a concert just in case 1 of them dies on stage. It can happen.

[@steveconn]

​@@MissX905Charlie already They pace themselves.

[@user-eg1ht6mz1l]

@@MissX905 Dont worry,Be happy 😄

[@charlesdoherty104]

Touring is where all the money is

[@rockerobicicletero2007]

I saw them on their 1994 tour in Pasadena CA I was 20 years old, I saw them again last night with my 19 year old son, priceless moment...Thanks for sharing

[@edfederoff2679]

YES! The Voodoo Lounge Tour - I was there -- FANTASTIC!

[@hubertbaierl9546]

What a blessing

[@styxfan4022]

The Stones just keep on Rolling.

[@leosunrising]

Forever young, this IS what rock n roll is about! Love Keefer !❤❤❤❤

[@llm5726]

First song of theirs I ever heard was “I Can’t Get No Satisfaction” on the radio in 1964 when I was 9 years old. As much as they abused their bodies with drugs and lots of craziness, it’s amazing they’re still alive-let alone touring!

[@thethrillofpattaya8404]

**I saw The Stones for the 1st time on the Steel Wheels Tour and they Blew My Mind! The in 2021 the month Charlie died I saw them again.. I was Amazed that they did the show first off...and 2nd thing is they Kicked Ass just as much! Mick Jagger is By Far The Greatest Front Man of All Time. Period.**

[@beachem1]

Legends!!! Enjoy them while we still have them. Mad respect 🫡

[@aunum]

they still have hair! keep rockin'! and that man still has the moves like jagger! awesome!

[@Lonewolf__666]

Absolute Legends..

[@jacquelinemiller5823]

The energy of these blokes is unbelievable. Their systems must be pickled lol

[@ToastSoon4808]

His voice holds well for a dude that age. Amazing.

[@WisdomKeeper11]

Brilliant bass playing

[@richardwarren449]

Amazing that Mick can still move around with such fluidity.

[@ambientearth1758]

They are in top form here. Quite amazing to witness.

[@karenl1180]

Living in luxury w his ballerina and little boy....wow

[@teijaflink2226]

Well good for his little boy that he's healthy.

[@michaelwills1926]

“It’s in the blood” as they say

[@bdogjr7779]

That was an Awesome Bass Solo on MissYou🔊👉🎸

[@triciaowen105]

Still the greatest rock and roll band ever (in my opinion). Seen many of their concerts live. Just wish I had been at this one. Rock on boys Love u.

[@beverleypeacock]

I just fucking love how they are wiiling to share their music, their concerts. their dance...Wooo Hooo . Bring on the PARTY😎

[@John-ef7xo]

Fuckn A

[@derrickneil]

My freaking heroes! I wanna be just like them when I'm 80!

[@RC-gf8cs]

Yea stop mopping floors cleaning gettin up early etc etc .the moment they awake have people doin the heavy lifting..easy life

[@hubertbaierl9546]

Me too

[@michaelwills1926]

All it takes is red juice but you don’t rate for red juice. Don’t be sorry

[@buddyg2852]

I just love them. I've never had a chance to see them in concert. They are amazing

[@marktatum2592]

They continue to live up to their name- "The Rolling Stones"

[@paddycowhey3406]

saw them in NOLA 10 days ago. dream come true. got free tickets at the last minute. first time ever, so glad

[@LindaAnger-gu9vn]

Best ever Rock UK group amazing❤

[@mariodunn2798]

How you get free tickets? Don't tell Mick he will send you a bill for them!

[@kip-vp3pb]

Ist seen them in 1969 at Oakland arena (still standing) and have never missed a tour since then! They never fail to give you the best R N R show possible! 2nd of 3 shows we’ve seen on this tour and have played 9 different songs from their extended catalog, I read they practiced 60 to 80 songs for this tour alone! Unheard of in these days of same show every night! Daryl Jones and Steve Jordan are so great at keeping a powerful rhythm every show! GoD bless MICK, KEEF AND RONNIE

[@sharonpatrick561]

Mick Jagger Forever there will never be another

[@michellekistner8430]

Bless those guys still rockin at their age...Loved Gimme Shelter ❤

[@artmanjohn2]

I've seen the Stones 4 times in the 1970s and the average admission price was 5 to 7 bucks then! I had a T-shirt made once that said, "I may be old but I got to see all the really cool bands." Oh, two of the times I saw The Rolling Stones in concert, Stevie Wonder opened for them and the other time Chuck Berry opened for them at The Will Rogers Auditorium in Fort Worth, Texas that had just 2800 seats!

[@erictalbert4633]

Mick is thirty years older than me and killing it still!! I wish I had his lungs and stamina.

[@michaelwills1926]

They probably aren’t his, by this point

[@lettiegrant9447]

You probably would have all that if you had his money. Money gets you the best treatment.😊

[@chevtrukman]

Years ago, I used to be part of the crowd saying they needed to wrap it up. Now that Im a bit older, I have nothing but respect for these lads still rocking to that oldtime rock and roll!

[@nigel8499]

Looks like an absolutely sensational concert, kudos to Mick, Keef and the band. Respect!

[@user-zv3ek7hj2w]

Love the Stones they rocked Las Vegas still going strong I love these guys

[@mikemaiocco2538]

My favorite Stones song

[@SPGRAMPA1]

Stones Forever!🙌🏽🎵

[@sunlight253]

💕✨I love these beautiful bad boys✨💕There will never be a band close to these old timers, they get down with their beautiful- bad- self’s😉So much love and respect !! 😘

[@rainedevries3451]

I was there in Houston for the opening - this band has been together longer than I've been alive, and they are the soundtrack to my life. My love for them is eternal -- and what amazing inspirational role models!

[@EvelynJones-em6or]

My gosh these guys look sounds great. Never too old Mick is in best shape ever!

[@sybillenova1465]

Incredible energy,stamina...like a 20 something...amazing stage decoratation Thanks for keeping the sacred fire alive (....she cried ❤❤❤❤)

[@barrypike01]

Gotta rock till you drop. And the Stones keep on a Rockin and sounding great too👊

[@candidacarino669]

I love Mick Jagger ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ and I love the Rolling Stones ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ !

[@Rhetor305]

Great show!!! Mick rocked it as always! Good to see Ron Wood strutting his stuff and Keith flashing that great smile! Although Lisa Fisher is always on my mind, take a look at this hot lady. (Don’t have her name yet but she’s a star ) I have seen them 7 times, but Allegiant Stadium brought many who had not seen them before. They were blown away. I laughed, I cried, I screamed, I sang, and I danced. All Hail The Rolling Stones! Greatest Rock & Roll Band! Glad I was there!

[@OlafProt]

Mick is remarkable. I hope he burns out when his time comes, not fades away.

[@carladaniels1095]

It was an amazing concert. My 26 yr old daughter grew up listening to them and never knew their name...she does now!

[@paulapaula551]

Long life to Rock and Roll

[@dennycranium]

Great sound quality! Thanks for sharing!

[@Mark-hn5bm]

It’s definitely not about the $$$ with these guys. They obviously love what they do and still have the passion for it.

[@user-ej6df3sd1i]

Love music rock and roll still have it going on thanks for sharing your survivor stories I’m a survivor too. Think music heals us mentally physically love Rolling Stones keeps me rocking on listening I perseverance. Thank you Rolling Stones ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@wallymann]

Who knew they'd still be Rocking after all these years. Hell Yeah. Thanks!

[@juanr6511]

I was at the show and the Stones rocked harder than ever. And awesome show!!

[@sherithompson3674]

First Concert was Rolling Stones, 1971, seen so many more, Always the Best Show❤❤❤❤

[@bddmhopp5]

A young Tina Turner. Love it

[@caliracer1]

The best old band ever.

[@SekhmetSecretWeapon]

they're so amazing beyond words......

[@sweetassugar2076]

The Rolling Stones are fucking amazing!

[@user-th3ll8rl7i]

The Stones, still doing it after all these years, Fred and Barney.

[@19del69]

TIMELESS

[@anthonymcbeth6672]

Amazing songwriters and performers - Rock on

[@jeannescafidi5445]

I was there and they were amazing!!!!🎸❤️

[@btrninic1]

Lucky you !👍🏼

[@jerrihamrick5196]

Mick I Love You ❤️😇❤️🙏

[@einanderer2738]

This music is definitely three-dimensional: it was the soundtrack to a new beginning, it mysteriously accompanies us even today - but the most wondrous thing is that it still points to the future. Its promise has not yet been fulfilled: energy, vitality, invincibility, health FOR ALL. Sorry for the big words. But in 1964, it was the first sounds that I listened to over and over again on a cheap record player. I was 12 ...

[@charlesbronson5235]

Gimme Shelter 💪🏻The best song ever recorded in the history of music in my opinion🎸

[@paulietehrani9164]

It is when Lisa fisher or Fergie sing it with mick. They fall flat with this backup singer.

[@charlesbronson5235]

@@paulietehrani9164 This whole tour will fall flat as they’re just too old to give performances people are expecting for the prices they’re charging. Still doesn’t take away for all the years they were on point.

[@dougbulldog9947]

God Bless the Stones

[@williamrehl6520]

Extraordinarily good . Can’t believe this at this age

[@nealamesbury7953]

Saw them about 82. Best concert ,i ever went to. ! Many adventures that day. ! La colleseum. Approx 103,000 people there. Ill skip the stories- so many from that day. ! Many thanks to them for entertaining us,over all those years- .-- and still rocking. !!!

[@azdbuk]

Me too. I was 13 , saw them at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe....My second concert behind Ozzy. I thought they were old then, and here they are.............wow. Music is magic.

[@robertqualls8498]

Good film Todd, I was there, chills down my spine.

[@ChattanoogaLiveMusic]

Mick Jagger for President!!

[@ingostone1]

Best Band forever

[@user-sg9gv1vv7u]

Great Artists,always great to watch

[@clarity7531]

They are actually playing in the NY area this weekend (Memorial Day weekend) and it's killing me to not be able to go due to high cost and previous fans. This video blew my mind. How can a band still be this good? Mick Jagger is a national treasure.

[@terrilmixon5217]

BRAVO GENTLEMEN!! AWESOME!!

[@arnaudvasseur3197]

Vive les rolling stones rock n roll baby ! ❤❤🎉😊

[@iiurzua]

These guys are real Rock and Roll👏👍

[@user-uh4pe9of2b]

Thank you

[@chrisbullen219]

Jagger always has been a great harmonica player…

[@alessandrosilva6795]

Stones forever!

[@tinobuozzi4975]

Riuscire a non fare un millimetro di progresso tecnico in oltre mezzo secolo di palco e' qualcosa di fantastico! GRANDISSIMI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!