The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up Live at Fonda Theatre

Fonda Theatre
Hollywood, CA, United States

• In 2015, during the live recording of "Start Me Up" at the Fonda Theatre, The Rolling Stones were celebrating a legendary career that had spanned over... Read Full Description >

  In 2015, during the live recording of "Start Me Up" at the Fonda Theatre, The Rolling Stones were celebrating a legendary career that had spanned over five decades. Prior to this performance, they had released their critically acclaimed album "Blue & Lonesome" in December 2016, a return to their blues roots that was received positively by both fans and critics alike. The Fonda Theatre show was part of a special series of concerts, emphasizing their enduring appeal and relevance in the rock genre. One interesting aspect of this performance is its intimate setting, a stark contrast to their usual large stadium shows, allowing for a closer connection with the audience. This engagement demonstrated their ability to adapt and thrive in varied live environments while continuing to showcase their classic hits and new material.

The Rolling Stones - Jumpin' Jack Flash Live at Fonda Theater

Fonda Theater
Los Angeles, CA, United States

• In January 2015, The Rolling Stones performed "Jumpin' Jack Flash" at the Fonda Theater in Los Angeles as part of their special concert series celebra... Read Full Description >

  In January 2015, The Rolling Stones performed "Jumpin' Jack Flash" at the Fonda Theater in Los Angeles as part of their special concert series celebrating the reissue of their 1971 album, "Sticky Fingers." This performance marked a significant moment in their career as it showcased the band revisiting one of their iconic albums during their North American tour. The live recording is notable not only for its historic setting but also for the band's enduring popularity and continued relevance in the rock music scene, even as they approached their sixth decade. Leading up to this concert, the Stones had released their studio album "Blue & Lonesome" in December 2016, which was a return to their blues roots. This period was characterized by a mix of nostalgia for their classic hits and a commitment to producing new music, reflecting their ability to evolve while honoring their legacy.

Rolling Stones - Dead Flowers Live at Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles, CA HD

Fonda Theatre
Los Angeles, CA, USA

Rolling Stones Live Performance of 'Can't You Hear Me Knocking' at Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles

Fonda Theatre
Los Angeles, CA, USA

Rolling Stones Perform 'Sway' Live at Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles

Fonda Theatre
Los Angeles, CA, USA

The Rolling Stones Perform 'Sticky Fingers' Live at Fonda Theatre

The Fonda Theatre
Los Angeles, California, United States

• On May 20, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed at the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles, an intimate venue that offered fans a unique live music experience.... Read Full Description >

  On May 20, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed at the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles, an intimate venue that offered fans a unique live music experience. At this time, the band was on the cusp of releasing their first studio album in over a decade, "Blue & Lonesome," which came out later that year in December 2016. This album marked a return to their blues roots, featuring covers of classic songs from the genre. The concert was part of their promotional efforts and served to celebrate their enduring legacy in rock music. Notably, the band's ability to draw an audience in a smaller setting exemplified their versatility and connection with fans, demonstrating that even decades into their career, they could still deliver electrifying performances. The teaser also hints at their upcoming release "Hackney Diamonds," showcasing their continued evolution and relevance in the industry.

The Rolling Stones - Live Performance of 'Jumping Jack Flash' at Ohio Stadium, Columbus

Ohio Stadium
Columbus, Ohio, United States

• In May 2015, when The Rolling Stones performed “Jumping Jack Flash” at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, they were actively touring in support of their al... Read Full Description >

  In May 2015, when The Rolling Stones performed “Jumping Jack Flash” at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, they were actively touring in support of their album “Blue & Lonesome,” which was released later in December 2016. This live performance was a part of their "Zip Code Tour," which celebrated the band's long-standing career and featured a mix of classic hits. Notably, “Jumping Jack Flash,” originally released in 1968, remains one of their most iconic songs and consistently features in their setlists due to its enduring popularity. By this time, the Stones had built a reputation for their electrifying live performances, and the 2015 concert showcased their ability to engage large crowds with powerful renditions of their seminal tracks. The band’s longevity in the music industry is remarkable, often adapting their sound and presence while continuing to capture the essence of rock and roll.

The Rolling Stones - 'Bitch' Live Performance at Ohio Stadium, Columbus

Ohio Stadium
Columbus, Ohio, United States

• On May 30, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, as part of their Zip Code Tour, which celebrated the 40th anniversary of th... Read Full Description >

  On May 30, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, as part of their Zip Code Tour, which celebrated the 40th anniversary of their iconic album "Sticky Fingers." Prior to this tour, the band had released their album "Blue & Lonesome" in December 2016, marking a return to their blues roots and showcasing their enduring relevance in the music industry. A notable aspect of the 2015 concert was the inclusion of two tracks from "Sticky Fingers" in the setlist—“Bitch” and “Wild Horses”—highlighting their long-standing connection to this classic album, which originally released in 1971. The performance also emphasized the band's ability to adapt and remain vital in live settings, attracting a diverse audience decades after their initial rise to fame. Their continued touring and the presence of such timeless songs reflect the band's resilience and dedication to their craft.

The Rolling Stones Full Concert at TCF Bank Stadium - Complete Performance

TCF Bank Stadium
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

• On June 3, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed at TCF Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, a notable stop on their "Zip Code Tour," which celebrated 50 years o... Read Full Description >

  On June 3, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed at TCF Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, a notable stop on their "Zip Code Tour," which celebrated 50 years of the band's music. Before this live recording, the band had released their album "Grrr!" in 2012, a compilation celebrating their extensive catalog, which included hits from their early years to more recent tracks. During this concert, the band showcased a setlist that included fan favorites like "Jumping Jack Flash" and "Tumbling Dice," reflecting their enduring appeal and legacy in rock music. An interesting fact related to this performance is that it was part of their first tour of North America in over a decade, highlighting their revitalized commitment to live performances at that stage of their career. The 2015 concert not only underscored their iconic status but also demonstrated their ability to connect with audiences across generations.

The Rolling Stones Live: Full Concert at Bobby Dodd Stadium, Atlanta

Bobby Dodd Stadium
Atlanta, Georgia, United States

• On June 9, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed at Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta, marking a significant event as it was their first show in Georgia sinc... Read Full Description >

  On June 9, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed at Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta, marking a significant event as it was their first show in Georgia since 2006. This concert was part of their "Zip Code Tour," which celebrated the 50th anniversary of their first U.S. tour. Leading up to this performance, the band released the album "Blue & Lonesome" in December 2016, which was well-received and showcased their return to their blues roots. During the Zip Code Tour, the Stones performed a mix of classic hits and newer material, demonstrating their enduring appeal and ability to engage audiences across generations. Notably, the concert in Atlanta was a high-energy event that underscored the band's reputation for electrifying live performances, further solidifying their status in rock history. Their longevity and continued relevance in the music scene were particularly evident during this show.

The Rolling Stones Live at Florida Citrus Bowl | Full Concert

Florida Citrus Bowl
Orlando, Florida, United States

• In June 2015, The Rolling Stones were in the midst of their Zip Code Tour, celebrated for its focus on their 1971 classic album "Sticky Fingers." Befo... Read Full Description >

  In June 2015, The Rolling Stones were in the midst of their Zip Code Tour, celebrated for its focus on their 1971 classic album "Sticky Fingers." Before this tour, they released the album "Blue & Lonesome" in December 2016, which featured blues covers and marked their return to the studio after a lengthy gap. At the Orlando Citrus Bowl concert, the band performed several tracks from "Sticky Fingers," including fan favorites like "Brown Sugar" and "Wild Horses." This performance was notable not only for its celebration of a beloved album but also for the band's enduring presence and ability to draw massive crowds decades into their career. The concert showcased their vitality and connection to a diverse audience, highlighting their legacy as rock legends.

The Rolling Stones - Doom and Gloom Live Performance at Heinz Field, Pittsburgh

Heinz Field
Pittsburgh, PA, USA

• The Rolling Stones performed at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh on June 25, 2015, during their "Zip Code" tour, supporting their 2012 album "Grrr!" This com... Read Full Description >

  The Rolling Stones performed at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh on June 25, 2015, during their "Zip Code" tour, supporting their 2012 album "Grrr!" This compilation album featured a mix of their classic hits and new tracks, including "Doom and Gloom," which was also part of the band's live set during this period. The song, characterized by its gritty sound and socially aware lyrics, was one of the first new original tracks from the band in nearly a decade, showcasing their ability to remain relevant in the contemporary music scene. The 2015 tour marked a celebration of the band’s enduring legacy and nearly 60 years in the music industry, reflecting their exceptional status as rock legends. Notably, their live performances during this era maintained high energy, drawing fans with both nostalgia and fresh material.

The Rolling Stones Perform 'Start Me Up' Live in Raleigh, NC

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

• In July 2015, The Rolling Stones were in the midst of their "Zip Code Tour," promoting their extensive catalog while celebrating over five decades of ... Read Full Description >

  In July 2015, The Rolling Stones were in the midst of their "Zip Code Tour," promoting their extensive catalog while celebrating over five decades of iconic rock music. Prior to this live recording of "Start Me Up," which was part of their ongoing commitment to deliver electrifying performances, the band had released their recent studio album "Blue & Lonesome" in December 2016, marking a return to their blues roots. However, during the time of the Raleigh concert, they were focused on live shows rather than new studio recordings. This live version of "Start Me Up," a staple in their performances since its original release in 1981, showcases the band's ability to connect with their audience and their resilience as performers, as they continue to thrill crowds worldwide, even into their sixth decade of touring. The 2015 concert featured a mix of classic hits and fan favorites, reflecting their enduring popularity and influence in rock music.

Keith Richards Falls at Indianapolis Motor Speedway; Mick Jagger Confronts Audience

Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway, Indiana, United States

• On July 4, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, showcasing their enduring legacy as one of rock music's most iconic ... Read Full Description >

  On July 4, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, showcasing their enduring legacy as one of rock music's most iconic bands. Prior to this concert, the band had released their album "Blue & Lonesome" in December 2016, which marked their return to their blues roots after a long gap since their last studio album of original material, "A Bigger Bang" in 2005. This live performance is notable not just for the band’s ongoing energy and showmanship well into their sixth decade of performing, but also for the incident where Keith Richards fell, highlighting the demanding nature of live performances at their age. Concurrently, Mick Jagger's reaction to an audience member throwing water on stage illustrates the band's commitment to maintaining a certain level of decorum and professionalism, even in high-energy environments. This concert exemplifies the Stones' ability to engage audiences while navigating the challenges of live rock performance.

The Rolling Stones - Rocks Off Live Performance at Comerica Park, Detroit

Comerica Park
Detroit, Michigan, United States

• On July 8, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed "Rocks Off" during a concert at Comerica Park in Detroit, as part of their lengthy and storied career. A... Read Full Description >

  On July 8, 2015, The Rolling Stones performed "Rocks Off" during a concert at Comerica Park in Detroit, as part of their lengthy and storied career. At this point, the band had recently released the compilation album "Sticky Fingers (40th Anniversary Edition)" in 2015, which featured remastered versions of their classic tracks. Their live performance in Detroit showcased their ongoing appeal and musicianship in the rock genre, even after more than five decades in the industry. Interestingly, the audience was allowed to vote for one of six songs to be played that night, highlighting the engaged relationship the band maintains with its fans. "Rocks Off," originally from their 1972 album "Exile on Main St.," demonstrates The Rolling Stones' ability to connect their legendary past with their present live performances, reinforcing their status as rock icons.

Rolling Stones Full Concert: Live at Ralph Wilson Stadium, Buffalo

Ralph Wilson Stadium
Orchard Park, New York, United States

• On July 11, 2015, the Rolling Stones performed at Ralph Wilson Stadium as part of their Zip Code Tour, which celebrated their enduring legacy as rock ... Read Full Description >

  On July 11, 2015, the Rolling Stones performed at Ralph Wilson Stadium as part of their Zip Code Tour, which celebrated their enduring legacy as rock icons. Prior to this tour, the band had released their studio album "Blue & Lonesome" in December 2016, a return to their blues roots that underscored their musical maturity. At the time of the Buffalo concert, the Rolling Stones had a career spanning over five decades, showcasing their timeless appeal through a repertoire of classic hits. Interestingly, during this period, the band emphasized live performances, especially given their reputation for electrifying concerts, which have become a hallmark of their career. The Zip Code Tour itself was notable as it marked the band’s continued ability to draw large crowds while performing in expansive stadiums, underscoring their status as one of the greatest rock bands in history.

Taylor Swift & Mick Jagger Perform '(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction' Live

Bridgestone Arena
Nashville, Tennessee, United States

• In September 2015, when Mick Jagger joined Taylor Swift to perform "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" during her 1989 World Tour, The Rolling Stones were... Read Full Description >

  In September 2015, when Mick Jagger joined Taylor Swift to perform "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" during her 1989 World Tour, The Rolling Stones were well into their fifth decade of performing and recording. Their most recent studio album prior to this event was "Blue & Lonesome," released in December 2016, showcasing a return to their roots in blues music. Interestingly, Jagger's participation in Swift's concert illustrated the lasting impact of The Rolling Stones and highlighted their ability to connect across generations. Their classic hit, first released in 1965, has remained iconic and culturally relevant, demonstrating the band's enduring legacy in the music industry. This collaboration not only reflected Jagger's influence but also underscored Taylor Swift's acknowledgment of rock legends that have shaped pop music.