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The Rolling Stones Brought a Spectacle to Glendale

By Jim Louvau
Tuesday, August 27, 2019 at 9:48 a.m.
Jim Louvau The Rolling Stones perform at State Farm Stadium on Monday, August 26, 2019, in Glendale. 1/26
Jim Louvau Keith Richards sported a bright purple shirt. 2/26
Jim Louvau Mick Jagger brought all of his dance moves. 3/26
Jim Louvau Charlie Watts shined throughout the show behind the kit. 4/26
Jim Louvau Jagger still brings it even at 76 years old. 5/26
Jim Louvau Ron Wood's hair game is still strong. 6/26
Jim Louvau The Stones opened with "Jumpin’ Jack Flash." 7/26
Jim Louvau Jagger still moves around the stage like a young man. 8/26
Jim Louvau The band was originally scheduled to play the Valley back in May. 9/26
Jim Louvau The Stones brought plenty of rock anthems with them. 10/26
Jim Louvau The Stones played most of the songs fans wanted to hear. 11/26
Jim Louvau The stadium was packed to see the Rolling Stones on Monday night. 12/26
Jim Louvau What was delightful was seeing how much fun they were having up there. 13/26
Jim Louvau They gave "Satisfaction" the stretched-out jammy treatment, but it was worth it. 14/26
Jim Louvau Jagger can be romantic, wistful, playful, and melancholy. 15/26
Jim Louvau They wisely kept their set focused on their '60s and '70s material. 16/26
Jim Louvau Jagger's voice has held up remarkably well. 17/26
Jim Louvau Jagger and Richards is a tough combo to beat when it comes to rock n' roll. 18/26
Jim Louvau Mick Jagger is still quite the showman. 19/26
Jim Louvau They'd take songs like "Miss You" and "Midnight Rambler" and extend them into long jams, vamping in a way that didn't seem at all planned. 20/26
Jim Louvau The Rolling Stones brought the hits to Glendale. 21/26
Jim Louvau The band played a 19-song set. 22/26
Jim Louvau The encore consisted of "Gimme Shelter" and "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction." 23/26
Jim Louvau Fans of all ages came out to the see the Rolling Stones. 24/26
Jim Louvau Jagger was constantly moving on stage all night. 25/26
Jim Louvau Mick Jagger has more energy than most performers half of his age. 26/26

The Rolling Stones Brought a Spectacle to Glendale

Legendary rock act The Rolling Stones brought hits, dance moves, and plenty of production to State Farm Stadium in Glendale on Monday, August 26. The rescheduled No Filter tour was originally scheduled in May, but Mick Jagger required heart surgery. Judging by singer's energy on stage, you'd never know the 76-year-old had been sidelined. 

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Legendary rock act The Rolling Stones brought hits, dance moves, and plenty of production to State Farm Stadium in Glendale on Monday, August 26. The rescheduled No Filter tour was originally scheduled in May, but Mick Jagger required heart surgery. Judging by singer's energy on stage, you'd never know the 76-year-old had been sidelined. 
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