The Rolling Stones brought the house down at Soldier Field on Thursday night, kicking off their Hackney Diamonds Tour with a bang. The iconic rock band had fans of all ages dancing and singing along to classic hits and new material from their latest album. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood delivered an unforgettable performance that had the crowd on their feet from start to finish.
The setlist for the evening included some of the band’s most beloved songs, such as “Start Me Up,” “Angry,” “Sympathy for the Devil,” and “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.” The energy in the stadium was electric as the band took fans on a musical journey through their legendary career.
The Rolling Stones have a longstanding history with Chicago, with their first visit to record at Chess Records in the 1960s and memorable performances with blues legends like Muddy Waters and Chuck Berry. Over the years, the band has made surprise appearances at smaller venues in the city, delighting fans with intimate shows that showcased their raw talent.
This tour will be particularly special for fans as it is the first time the band is touring without drummer Charlie Watts, who passed away in 2021. Drummer Steve Jordan has stepped in to fill the void and keep the rhythm going for the Hackney Diamonds Tour.
The Rolling Stones will be back at Soldier Field for another concert on Sunday night, promising another unforgettable evening of rock ‘n’ roll magic. Don’t miss your chance to see these legends in action as they continue to make music history.
