The Rolling Stones perform again: 'Thank you all for your patience'
After their "No Filter" tour was postponed several times due to coronavirus, the Rolling Stones have finally announced new dates and announced in which American cities they will perform.
The Rolling Stones have announced that they are finally resuming their “No Filter” tour. They started touring back in 2017 when they performed in Germany, and in 2019 they held 16 concerts in the USA.
After performing in 2019, it was predicted that the Rolling Stones would return to the US with new gigs in May 2020. Like everything else due to the pandemic, these gigs were postponed several times. They announced that the tour will continue on September 26 in St. Louis.
- We are excited to announce new tour dates. We want to thank everyone for their patience during this long and unpredictable time - said the band.
The rockers will perform in 13 U.S. cities and said they tried to agree on new dates for all the scheduled cities, but that for some they failed. That is why they added new concerts that were not announced for 2020.
- I can't wait to play with the Rolling Stones again this fall! See you very soon USA - wrote Ronnie Wood (74) on Twitter.
Recall, Wood overcame cancer again during the lockdown last year but insisted earlier this year that he was ‘fully prepared' to return to the stages.
