The Rolling Stones are set to set off on a European tour this year to celebrate their 60th anniversary.
To celebrate sixty years together, the legendary rockers have announced a series of dates for summer 2022 that will take them across Europe, starting in Madrid and visiting cities including Munich, Liverpool, Amsterdam, London, Vienna and Paris. .
The 14-show series will include stops at Liverpool’s Anfield stadium and Hyde Park in London, with the tour ending in Sweden. It will be the Stones’ first-ever stadium gig at Anfield and the first time they have played in the city of Liverpool in over 50 years.
Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood will also perform two nights in London’s Hyde Park as part of American Express’ huge giveaways Hyde Park BST Festival.
The Rolling Stones have not played in their native UK since the death of their beloved drummer Charlie Watts last summer, replacement Steve Jordan will be in his place.
The group also released a new signature language logo to celebrate their anniversary and their ‘SXITY’ tour. British designer Mark Norton designed the logo to accompany the tour.
The show’s organizers promise a “massive stage, state-of-the-art lighting and state-of-the-art video design.” This tour follows the Stones’ most lucrative “No Filter” US stadium tour.
Fans will be treated to a set list filled with classics such as “Gimme Shelter”, “Paint It Black”, “Jumpin’ Jack Flash”, “Tumbling Dice”, “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction”, “Start Me Up’ and many more.
Prices and where to buy tickets
Tickets are set to go on sale today (March 18) via ticket master at 10 o’clock. Pre-sale tickets take place today. Tickets will be available here.
Prices start from £90.45 and range up to £185 (non-VIP) depending on venue location, according to the Rolling Stones website.
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P4 reserved seats – £90.45
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P3 reserved seats – £111.85
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P2 reserved seats – £142.95
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P1 reserved seats – £174.95
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Standing Pitch – £111.85
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Standing Golden Circle – £185.95
Rolling Stones 2022 Sixty Tour Dates and Locations
June 1 — Madrid, Spain — Wanda Metropolitano Stadium
June 5 — Munich, Germany – Olympic Stadium
June 9 – Liverpool, UK – Anfield Stadium
June 13 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — Johan Crujiff Arena
June 17 — Bern, Switzerland – Stade Wankdorf
June 21 — Milan, Italy — San Siro Stadium
June 25 — London, UK — American Express presents BST Hyde Park
July 3 — London, UK — American Express presents BST Hyde Park
July 11 — Brussels, Belgium – King Baudouin Stadium
July 15 — Vienna, Austria — Ernst Happel Stadium
July 19 — Lyon, France – Groupama Stadium
July 23 — Paris, France – ParisLongchamp Racecourse
July 27 — Gelsenkirchen, Germany — Veltins-Arena
July 31 – Stockholm, Sweden – Friends Arena.
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