The Rolling Stones Continue ‘No Filter’ Into 2020

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Ron Wood, Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards June 22 at Chicago

Get ready North America, because The Rolling Stones aren’t done with you yet! The legendary rock act as announced 15 more stadiums will host “No Filter” tour dates in 2020.
Promoted by Concerts West /AEG Presents, the dates run from May 8 in San Diego, Calif., to July 9 in Atlanta, and the full routing is available below. 
American Express cardholders get a presale Feb. 12 at 10 a.m. local time. The general onsale begins Feb. 14 at 10 a.m. local time.
The Rolling Stones are one of the most showstopping live acts in the business, with spectacular shows and spectacular grosses to match. They came in at No. 2 on Pollstar’s Top Touring Artists of the Decade chart, with $929,196,083 grossed from 2010-2019.
More recently, The Stones have continued to prove their earning power, with a gross of $25.5 million from two nights at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., Aug. 1 and 5, with a reported 104,964 tickets sold. 
Last year was a scary year for Stones fans, as the band had to postpone tour dates for Mick Jagger to receive medical treatment. Fortunately, he seems well enough to tour now.
May 8, 2020                        San Diego, CA                    SDCCU Stadium
May 12, 2020                      Vancouver, BC                   BC Place
May 16, 2020                      Minneapolis, MN             U.S. Bank Stadium
May 20, 2020                      Nashville, TN                      Nissan Stadium
May 24, 2020                      Austin, TX                            Circuit of The Americas
May 29, 2020                      Dallas, TX                             Cotton Bowl® Stadium
June 6, 2020                        Buffalo, NY                          New Era Field
June 10, 2020                     Detroit, MI                          Ford Field
June 14, 2020                     Louisville, KY                      Cardinal Stadium
June 19, 2020                     Cleveland, OH                    FirstEnergy Stadium
June 23, 2020                     Pittsburgh, PA                   Heinz Field
June 27, 2020                     St. Louis, MO                     The Dome at America’s Center
July 1, 2020                         Charlotte, NC                     Bank of America Stadium
July 5, 2020                         Tampa, FL                            Raymond James Stadium
July 9, 2020                         Atlanta, GA                         Mercedes-Benz Stadium
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