The Rolling Stones will be performing in July in France, Paris and Lyon, as part of their European tour celebrating 60 years of their formation, the promotion company Live Nation announced on Monday.
In total, 14 concerts will be given in ten countries for this tour called
Sixty
(sixty in French).
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For Paris and Lyon, you won't have to waste time getting your tickets because the ticket office will open on Friday at 10 a.m.
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It will begin on June 1 in Madrid and end on July 31 in Stockholm, passing in particular through the mythical Anfield stadium in Liverpool, that of San Siro in Milan or even in Brussels.
In France, fans of the group will be able to see them on July 19 at Groupama Stadium in Lyon and on July 23 at the Paris-Longchamp racecourse, with 50,000 seats available each time.
It will be a European tour without Charlie Watts, historic drummer who died in 2021, replaced by newcomer Steve Jordan for the American tour last year.
It had begun to be unveiled on social networks on Friday, through a 13-second sequence, in which we heard the first notes of the hit
Can't you hear me knocking?
(
Can't You Hear Me Knocking?
), with the famous red hanging tongue logo laid out in different places on a map.
The year 2022 is loaded with symbols for the Stones.
The group celebrates the 50th anniversary of one of its iconic albums,
Exile on main street
and especially its 60th anniversary.
The band's birth certificate is set by rock critics when they first performed together in July 1962 at the Marquee in London.