Rolling Stones Zip Code,The Rolling Stones propelled their "Postal division" North American visit in San Diego on Sunday with over two hours of music.
Before a sold-out group at Petco Park, the stalwart foursome shook hit after hit from their 50-year index.
Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts opened with "Jumpin' Jack Flash" before show opener Gary Clark Jr. gone along with them for "Bitch" from the band's "Sticky Fingers" collection, which is being reissued for this present week.
A long catwalk stretching out from the stage permitted Jagger to move, run and skip into the focal point of the group. At a certain point, he ran full-speed down the catwalk and over the stage.
Melodies in the high-vitality set included "Honky-Tonk Women," ''Midnight Rambler," ''Gimme Shelter" and "Sensitivity for the Devil."
The chamber choir from California State University, Long Beach, joined the band in front of an audience for "You Can't Always Get What You Want." The band shut with "Fulfillment," for which Jagger wore red glittery tuxedo tails.
Before a sold-out group at Petco Park, the stalwart foursome shook hit after hit from their 50-year index.
Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts opened with "Jumpin' Jack Flash" before show opener Gary Clark Jr. gone along with them for "Bitch" from the band's "Sticky Fingers" collection, which is being reissued for this present week.
A long catwalk stretching out from the stage permitted Jagger to move, run and skip into the focal point of the group. At a certain point, he ran full-speed down the catwalk and over the stage.
Melodies in the high-vitality set included "Honky-Tonk Women," ''Midnight Rambler," ''Gimme Shelter" and "Sensitivity for the Devil."
The chamber choir from California State University, Long Beach, joined the band in front of an audience for "You Can't Always Get What You Want." The band shut with "Fulfillment," for which Jagger wore red glittery tuxedo tails.
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