2015 Rolling Stones Tour of the Americas information posted here.

Its funny that the Stones are going to Quebec where no one will be able to understand them. Perhaps this is the end of their career. It'd be a good pr move to allow the French to hear some English instead of the babble that comes out of their mouths. Can you imagine spending your whole life babbling, never knowing how to talk to anyone?

I will be at the Columbus tour stop.

Ohio Stadium holds more than 60,000 though.

stoned wrote:

Its funny that the Stones are going to Quebec where no one will be able to understand them. Perhaps this is the end of their career. It'd be a good pr move to allow the French to hear some English instead of the babble that comes out of their mouths. Can you imagine spending your whole life babbling, never knowing how to talk to anyone?

I don't understand anything you wrote. Do you have a friend who understands English that might help you with your posts?

Mostly middle America towns.

The salt of the earth tour.

No tour stops for the super sophisticates in NYC, Chicago, Los Angeles, or Seattle.

Us "super sophisticates" don't spend $175 on tix for a 50 year old band made up of 70 year olds. Sheesh folks, not even when our parents listened to their oldies was it music that was 50 years old. I get so embarrassed when the subject of music comes up on here.

I would like to know how they plan to have a concert at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It's not exactly ideal for concerts. Will they be performing at the starting line or something?

I see no mention of this on their site (or ticketmaster)...funny because just this morning my wife was saying she wishes she could have seen the Stones.

concerts happen often at Indy Motor Speedway.

The concert stage is in turn 4.

In the picture it is where the many cars are parked in the infield.

True, not ideal for concerts but the July 4th concert with the Stones may have a fireworks display and it is close to ideal for that.

March 31, 2015 tickets will be on sale.

not certain who will be selling them though.

not certain of the prices either.

Most likely the prices will be sky high as there is pent-up demand due to the band having not been to America in 2 years but with outdoor stadium shows and the need to sell 60,000 or more tickets in each market, the prices may be reasonable.

Don't forget the need for sky high insurance against one of the Glimmer Twins, or CW, croaking before the show date.

no worry about Mr. Watts.

The band has never had to cancel due to Charlie not being able to perform.

Not that much of a problem with Mr. Richards either.

Granted, he has put his body through unbelievable strain but that is why they have had Mick Taylor on board during the 2013/2014 tours.

Mick Jagger is in great condition and there is no worry there.

Notice that they have a minimum of three days between shows, none of that back-to-back stuff like in their youth. They know they need time to recover.

Recover and move the stage.

Also, there will be many that follow the band around the country and the multiple days between shows is good for them also.