The Rolling Stones brought their Hackney Diamonds Tour to Lincoln Financial Field on Tuesday night in the storied band’s first Philadelphia performance since 2018.
Concertgoers wait in line for official tour merchandise outside Lincoln Financial Field Tuesday, June 11, 2024, ahead of the Rolling Stones’ impending performance.Steve Jordan took his place on the throne previously occupied by Watts, who died in 2021. Jordan locked in with bass player Darryl Jones in supporting the astonishingly energetic Mick Jagger and guitarists Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood, the latter introduce by Jagger as “the Tintoretto of TastyKakes.
The 19 1/2 song, one-hour-50 minute show started at 9:30 p.m. sharp with - what else? - “Start Me Up,” and closed with an encore of their 1965 hit “I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.” In between, Jagger led the packed Eagles stadium in song on a gospel-fired “You Can’t Always Get What You Want,” and sang “She’s A Rainbow,” on the request of fans, who selected it over three other songs in a preshow online poll. Richards took over the mic for mid-show for “Tell Me Straight,” from last year’s Hackney Diamonds album, plus Some Girls’ “Little T&A,” and Exile on Main Street’s “Happy.
During his band introductions, Jagger showed a photo on the video screen of the Phillies Phanatic at Buckingham Palace last week, and said the band planned to bring the Phanatic andHere’s the set list for the Rolling Stones at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on June 11, 2024.
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