EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ – The Rolling Stones brought their 2024 tour to a memorable stop at MetLife Stadium over the Memorial Day weekend. The veteran rockers, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, both 80, delivered a lively performance filled with classic hits and infectious energy on May 23.
The band showcased their iconic swagger on stage, mixing jokes, casual banter, and captivating musical performances that delighted the audience. Songs like “Paint it Black” and “Gimme Shelter” reverberated throughout MetLife Stadium, captivating fans with their timeless appeal and raw beauty.
Newcomer Chanelle Haynes shined during her live debut with the Stones, delivering a powerhouse performance as the female lead on “Gimme Shelter.” The band’s chemistry was palpable as they powered through their setlist, with Jagger’s electrifying stage presence and Richards’ rockstar guitar riffs captivating the crowd.
Richards surprised fans with a solo spotlight, performing two songs, “You Got the Silver” and “Little T&A,” showcasing his enduring talent and charisma. The night was filled with standout moments, including bassist Daryl Jones’ remarkable bass solo on “Miss You,” which earned him a chest bump of approval from Jagger.
The Stones also introduced new songs from their latest album, “Hackney Diamonds,” seamlessly blending them with their classic repertoire. Tracks like “Angry” and “Sweet Sounds of Heaven” showcased the band’s versatility and continued relevance in the music industry.
Amidst the electrifying performances, Jagger’s witty remarks and playful interactions with the crowd added a personal touch to the show. The band’s dynamic energy and musical prowess were on full display, captivating fans and leaving a lasting impression on all in attendance.
As the Stones continue their tour, their MetLife Stadium show was a testament to their enduring legacy and unparalleled stage presence. With each performance, the band proves that age is just a number, and rock ‘n’ roll knows no bounds.