Stones exceed Bowl gig age limit

FADE INTO OBLIVION ??? ..........


It seems the public think otherwise......


THE ROLLING STONES BREAK ALL BOX OFFICE RECORDS IN NORTH AMERICA

The Rolling Stones' 2005 tour of North America is the most successful US concert tour of all time, according to US trade publication Pollstar.

The veteran rockers, on a jaunt promoting new album 'A Bigger Bang', broke their own 11-year-old record by selling $162m (£94m) worth of tickets, playing 42 performances before 1.2m people.

U2's 'Vertigo' tour came second, making $138.9m (£80.1m).

Celine Dion came third, having made $81.3m (£47.1m) from 155 dates during her residency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, reports the BBC.

Sir Paul McCartney and The Eagles complete the top five, with ticket sales of $77.3m (£44.8m) and $76.8m (£44.5m) respectively.

The previous record for a US tour was $121m (£70.1m), set by The Rolling Stones themselves on the 'Voodoo Lounge' trek in 1994.

http://www.nme.com/news/rolling-stones/21847

your right Lord E --------- now where did my younger years go, where did I go wrong. I had wine, women where both had body, but the song was always flat

THE STONES FADE?????? NEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!


The most influential rock band in the history of man (excluding the beatles), is just going to fade into oblivion??? I think not.
How can you say such a thing?!? It's a travesty!! It's treason!!!! Off with her head!!

*pops another ritalin*
whew, okay sorry, I'm good now.

Not really topical, but the comment about The Who caught my attention; I have 4 "The Who Farewell Tour" T-shirts - from 4 different "Farewell Tours" in 4 different - and non-consecutive - years. I dunno if any band has quit more often than The Who