The Rolling Stones Tickets

The Rolling Stones: Two and a Quarter Hours of Absolute Bliss...seen all the videos, movies, youtube clips...even the pay-per-view from last Fall...but there's nothing like seeing The Rolling Stones Live! I am writing only because I read some negative professional reviews...some Rock Critics are dumb-founded...they don' t have anything more original to say than they did when they wrote off the Stones 30 years ago as 'over-the-hill'...ha, ha, ha...they were saying that there was nothing original with the Stones then! Geez they must be frustrated that they still have to cover the shows! Too bad for them and great for the rest of us! Give me a break: 'Doom and Gloom' is as solid a rocker as' Rough Justice', 'Don't Stop', 'Flip the Switch' and 'Love is Strong'...all from the last 20 years. If today's teenagers got up off the video game couch or away from the desktop screen they might be able to dance across a stage like Mick, who is 70 years this year on the same day I turn 55! I dream I'll be that limber at 70...and how about those Rock Critics...jealous? As for the details of the first Toronto show...sure it wasn't perfect...the vocals on 'Doom and Gloom' were a little off...Mick was trying to play the guitar as well and the mix wasn't right...but we all know the lyrics anyway and sang along...plus they hadn't "ever" done Emotional Rescue live and only a few times on this current tour...it sounded a little rough but kudos for trying something new (not resting on their laurels, right critics?) That's the negative I might expect to read about in a proper review of the show...not someone's hangups about Stones music from back in the day. Again, what male does falsetto well at any age? Oh, that would would be Mick, who trains his body to be healthy (his dad was a gym teacher) so he can run around for two hours and his voice to have range so that he can put on a great show...and yes it was expensive (because that's the law of supply and demand...Econ 101). Even the Stones are a bit embarassed by such realities...Keith says so and he isn't shy about throwing the Truth around as he sees it, even if it is a shot or more at his fellow Glimmer Twin. By the way, if Keith has arthritis and his fingers are not as 'quick' as they were...he is still the master...rhythm, timing and and an original re-interpretation of songs he has played for over 40 years Hey Critics, isn't a basic education a requirement for writing op ed on popular music? If you attended the show...you've been schooled! Just saying...

Great time with the Stone. Show was unforgettable (50th anniversary!!!!) - good memory

Energetic as when I first saw the Stones in Oshawa Ont, in the late 70"s at their court ordered show. The positioning of the hanging speakers interfeared with the dispaly screen behind the band in my section and other friends located about the stadium. Fix this before the next show, and fire the stage designer.

The Rolling Stones continue to put on amazing rock'n'roll concerts. I took my daughter to her first Rolling Stones concert Saturday night and she very much enjoyed the evening as did I. The stage, lights, videos but most of all the energy of Mick Jagger and showmanship blew us both away! Having Mick Taylor and Carrie Underwood there added to our enjoyment. I would highly recommend anyone who has the opportunity to see the Stones just incase they do not tour again!

I spent $1500 to be in the Pit and it was worth every penny! High energy, Jagger did not stop moving all night. They wowed the crowd, of young and old, with a mix of classics, some new stuff, and a couple rarely played songs for the diehards. It is unfathomable that they continue to do this at such a high level. They are unequaled by anyone or any band. I will be back on June 6th to see them again.

Started late, but worth the wait! Very well done. Thanks guys, you rock.

My wife and I were amazed at the energy of Mick. The length of concert was perfect and given that there was no breaks for the band.

Nothing to explain. Something you just have to experience

The show was amazing and the Stones still rock! Go see this show!

What can I say...even at the average age of 70 the Stones still rock. Great show...great music...great time.

Best show ever lots of fun very energetic event Will go again for sure

Great show by The Stones! Probably better than the last time I saw them 20 years ago. Mick has slowed down a bit but I am 20 years younger and there is no chance in hell I could have even just followed him around for the 2.5 hours yet alone jump dance and sing. I forced my girlfriend to come who is not a rock and roll fan, more of a dance/ madonna fan. She was not too thrilled about going but after the show she was all smiles and said she was amazed how great it was and really enjoyed it. She said there were only 2 or 3 songs she did not know. She wants to go back in 2 weeks! Hopefully now she understands the difference between musicians and stage performers.

They are the epitome of Rock music. After 50 years they still give an awesome show. If you are a Stones fan you MUST see this concert. All their classic songs were performed, really an awesome night

15th Show (& Counting) that I have attended since 1989. By far this one ranks as one of the best if not the best. Their sound this time around is perfectly tuned and balanced, the weave between Keith & Woody was amazing......then you throw in Mick Taylor .....WOW!! Well worth every dollar spent. I'll be at the June 6th performance as well hoping that the Gods of Rock are far from closing the book on this amazing journey. Thanks To Mick, Keith, Charlie and Ronnie for including Toronto as a 50 & Counting stop.

I tried getting tickets last time they were in Toronto, but didn't get them. This time I was lucky to get them, I have loved the stones since I was a kid. They are still fantastic, it's hard to believe someone that old can still run around the stage.

The Stones put on a great show, a bit late starting, but they rocked for over 2 hours. Best concert I've been to this year! This may well be the last time round for The Stones, so if you haven't seen them yet, open up your wallets and get a ticket.

An incredible high energy concert from start to finish!!!

Unbelievable! They've still got it! Sounded great. Played all of their many hits and 2 new ones. The guest singer was Carrie Underwood who joined them on stage to sing "It's Only Rock and Roll".

Amazing show, unbelievable energy. Still going strong after all these years.

Best concert I have ever seen!!! Sound quality excellent. My first concert in this venue, too few staff selling souvenirs - 1 hour and 20 min to get t shirt b4 concert. Concert started late which was ok because of souvenir lineups took forever. 3rd time seeing Stones, other shows were outdoors so sound quality not as good as this show. Ticket prices a bit on the rude side.