All Events
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SUN
SEP 26
7:30 PM
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The Rolling Stones
The Dome at America's Center -
St. Louis,
MO
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THU
SEP 30
7:30 PM
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The Rolling Stones
Bank Of America Stadium -
Charlotte,
NC
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MON
OCT 4
7:30 PM
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The Rolling Stones
Heinz Field -
Pittsburgh,
PA
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SAT
OCT 9
7:30 PM
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The Rolling Stones
Nissan Stadium - Nashville -
Nashville,
TN
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THU
OCT 14
7:30 PM
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The Rolling Stones
SoFi Stadium -
Inglewood,
CA
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SUN
OCT 17
7:30 PM
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The Rolling Stones
SoFi Stadium -
Inglewood,
CA
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SUN
OCT 24
7:30 PM
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The Rolling Stones
US Bank Stadium -
Minneapolis,
MN
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FRI
OCT 29
8:00 PM
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The Rolling Stones
Raymond James Stadium -
Tampa,
FL
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TUE
NOV 2
7:30 PM
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The Rolling Stones
Cotton Bowl Stadium -
Dallas,
TX
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SAT
NOV 6
8:00 PM
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The Rolling Stones
Allegiant Stadium -
Las Vegas,
NV
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THU
NOV 11
7:30 PM
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The Rolling Stones
Mercedes-Benz Stadium -
Atlanta,
GA
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MON
NOV 15
7:30 PM
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The Rolling Stones
Ford Field -
Detroit,
MI
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About The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones are a British rock band that formed in London, England in 1962. Over the years, the group has become one of the most successful rock bands of all time selling more than 200 million albums worldwide. The original group consisted of six members including Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts and Ian Stewart. Since then, the band has gone through many reincarnations and now consists of 4 members; Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, and Ronnie Wood.
Early Years
Back in 1950, a young Keith Richards became friends with classmate Mick Jagger in Dartford, Kent. Shortly after, Jagger’s family moved away, and the two boys lost touch. Fast forward to 1961, when Jagger runs into his childhood friend, Keith Richards, at a train station and they discover a mutual love for the blues. At that point, Keith and Mick started playing music together along with 3 other members. The group called themselves the “Blues Boys”.
In 1962, Jagger and Richards sent a tape to Alexis Korner who had a rhythm and blues band called Blues Incorporated. Korner was impressed by the tape and decided to join forces with Jagger and Richards. In June of 1962, a journalist asked for the new band’s name and a Muddy Waters LP was laying on the floor nearby. The album had a track on it called “Rollin’ Stone” which inspired the infamous name, The Rolling Stones.
Albums
In 1963, The Rolling Stones signed a recording contract with Decca Records. That year, the band recorded their debut album, The Rolling Stones. The album primarily consisted of covers and had only one original song that was written by Jagger and Richards. The band decided they needed more original songs to stay relevant and started developing their songwriting skills.
The bands sophomore album, The Rolling Stones No. 2 was released in 1965 and quickly hit number one on the British charts. In the US, the album made it up to No. 5 on the charts. In 1965 the group recorded their first real international hit “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfation” which solidified the bands success worldwide. Overall, the group has released 30 studio albums, 26 live albums, and 25 compilation albums.
Tours & Tickets
The Rolling Stones have performed thousands of concerts around the word since forming and show no signs of stopping. The Rolling Stones celebrated their 50th Anniversary in 2012 and hit the road yet again for the 50 and Counting Tour. The Stones then toured the Middle East, Asia, Australia and Europe in 2014, following that up with a Latin American Tour in 2016. Then in 2017, the group embarked on another European tour entitled the No Filter Tour. In 2018, the Stones announced they would be extending the No Filter Tour and adding U.S. tour dates for 2019. Tickets for The Rolling Stones No Filter Tour are available now at ScoreBig.com, don’t miss your chance to see one of the greatest rock bands of all time!
