Poll: When did you see the The Rolling Stones live on stage for the first time?

Excuse me, when did you see The Rolling Stones live on stage for the first time:
in the 1960s (with Brian Jones), 1970s (with Mick Taylor), ...
during the 2006 Super Bowl Halftime Performance, ...?

Please, share your stories and memories
and, if you have, post pics of concert posters, tickets, etc.

 

2015 at Bobby Dodd Stadium with my stepfather

 

1966 Hawaii. 1st concert thanks to older sister

 

1969, Forum, Inglewood CA. Underbill was B.B. King and Ike & Tina Turner.

Missed 'em in Omaha, 1966. 16 years old, no money.

Saw 'em again at the L.A. Coliseum in 1989; underbill was Guns 'n' Roses and Living Colour.

 

L.A. Coliseum in 1989. Wasn't expecting much -- just a run-through of the hits. That's what it was, but it was terrific. Go figure.

 

Oct 13, 1981, at the Cotton Bowl. Great show, even in the rain.

 

25th April 1964. Luton Odeon.

 

1997 Pontiac Silverdome

Sound quality was horrible!! However, as I had a good view of the stage and it was my first time seeing the Stones, I still had a great time.

The concert was also tragic in that some guy fell from the balcony during the show and died.

 

July 4th '78 Rich Stadium was in still in HS had a great time, first time away from home for a few days with my buddies. Party time!

 

1994 Voodoo Lounge tour. Unfortunately we had the absolute worst nosebleed seats at the old Foxboro stadium which detracted from the experience. Terrible sound and I left feeling kinda disappointed. Maybe I'd built them up way too much in my mind, maybe it was the knowledge that I'd missed out seeing them in their heyday but I was not that into it. Lenny Kravitz opened up and he was okay but from the back top row of the stadium all I could see of him was a tiny clump of shaking dreadlocks. I do remember that the Stones did a killer Memory Motel that brought a huge cheer from the crowd for the "Back up to Boston" line.

 

1987 steel wheels bobby dodd then again in 1994 georgia dome

 

Never.
They charged like robber barons in 2013, I wanted to see them before I found out the cost (and the truly sickening manner the way the ticket prices were divided), and I even knew a woman whose boyfriend would have bought them a NICE pair of tickets and she turned it down and told him don't buy them in principle against those miserable, vain, greedy multi-millionaires who charged more money for each step closer you got to their ROYAL beings to worship.

No THANKS.
(They started thinking like Streisand about themselves at some point).

 

Philadelphia '78

 

July 1972 Boston Garden, $6.50/ticket to 2015 in Buffalo, $350/ticket.

 

Summer 1972, Akron, Ohio. I was 9. I went with my parents, my older sister, and my uncle.

 

Closest I ever got was seeing Ronnie Wood in a small club with Bo Diddley. Great show, but I still kick myself for not seeing the Stones when I had the chances.

 

L.A. Forum, January 18, 1973 - the Benefit for Nicaragua; opening act was Cheech and Chong. I had broken up with my girlfriend at the time, but she had already purchased tickets as a surprise for me, so I bit the bullet and went with her to the concert. Unfortunately, regardless of how good the Stones were, it wasn't the most enjoyable evening. The reason I broke up with her? I found out she was sleeping with one of my roommates! They eventually ran off together, but even that didn't last for very long.

 

2002,Tacoma Dome in Tacoma Washington.

I also saw them in 2005 at Key Arena in Seattle. Both times with my dad. He also saw them in 1978, 1982 and 1990.

 

1997-Vanderbilt Stadium, with my then 14 year-old son.

 

They're worth more than Babs. Friggin British royalty and worth every cent.

 

Friday, March 26, 1999 at the United Center in Chicago. No Security Tour

 

Impressive!

 

Voodoo lounge at the rose bowl, right after doing a bunch of sessions at A&M while they were recording in the next room.

 

July 10th, 1966... Chicago.

The Tradewinds
The McCoys
The Standells
The Rolling Stones

It was my first concert.

I saw them in 1969 with Mick Taylor also, so that was it.

 

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