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The greatest Punk band to ever come out of Northern Ireland, and arguably one of the top five GOAT Punk Bands period, opened their “Hate Has No Home Here” tour in the East Midlands, at Nottingham’s finest venue, the world-renowned Rock City.

With them they brought the super busy Glen Matlock, an absolute Punk legend in his own right and up there with the best. Having just finished the Lust for Life tour on the 9 th in London, he now embarks on a 9-date tour with Jake and the boys, finishing in London on the March 23 rd . As any Punk worth his onions will know that Glen was the original bass player with the Sex Pistols and is credited with writing 10 of the 12 tracks on their only album ‘Never Mind The Bollocks’. Glen ‘left’ the Pistols and went on to play with ‘The Rich Kids’, with Midge Ure-guitar, keys, vox, Steve New-guitar, vox, Rusty Egan on drums, ironically, he played bass in Sid Vicious’s short lived band ‘Vicious White Kids’ this being mainly a one-off concert in August 1978, the following February Vicious would be dead.

Matlock went on to form ‘The Spectres’ with Danny Kustow of the Tom Robinson Band. In 1982 he formed ‘Hot Club’ with guitarist James Stevenson and singer Steve Allen. He also played bass guitar on Iggy Pop’s album ‘Soldier’ and on The DAMNED’s album ‘Not of This Earth’. Re-joining with ‘New’ who he’d kept in touch with the formed Dead Horses in 1996 with Drummer Rat Scabies (the DAMNED), Bob ‘Derwood’ Adams (Generation X), however this was disbanded as Matlock reunited with the SEX PISTOLS reunion tour, he’s since played on them all (1996, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008).

He sang for a time with the Philistines, and The Flying Padovanis and toured with Mike Peters (The Alarm), Kirk Brandon (theatre of Hate, Spear of Destiny) Pete Wylie (Wah!). he went on to play in Slinky Vagabond with Earl Slick and Clem Burke, reformed the Rich Kids for a benefit gig for Steve New who passed in 2010, played with the Faces, and Primal Scream. Formed The International Swingers in 2011 toured and wrote material with them, releasing a self-titled album in 2015, toured with New York Dolls, Sylvain Sylvain on the Sex Dolls Tour in 2013, 2014 and more recently has toured with Blondie on their 2022 UK and US tours. He’s kept himself very busy indeed.

In 2023 he released his latest solo album, ‘Consequences Coming’. He says the album is his take on the sorry messy aftermath of Brexit and in the states, the TRUMP fiasco. So, in all the grass hasn’t grown under his feet, like I said he’s just finished a tour 2 days previously and he’s back out on the road again. He has dates throughout the summer and a London gig with Alice Cooper in October.

Rock City has a sizeable crowd for the more adult friendly doors of 7pm. Glen is on at 7:45 and by then, there is a good-sized crowd waiting for his appearance. OK it’s a crowd of a certain age, but they have turned out in style, there’s plenty of spiked hair, studs and old tour tees spread amongst the Sanatogen ridden crowd.

As the lights drop there’s a huge cheer as The band take to the stage. Glen walks on and it magically gets louder. He’s a charismatic chap, he stands there and produces a comb and gives his hair a quick make over, the crowd love it. He quickly introduces his band then shouts “You ready for some Rock n Roll” he repeats this three times dropping extra expletives in as he does so.

The crowd want it and so they drop into ‘Won’t Put The Brakes On Me’ from the ‘Good To Go’ album , of 2018. It’s a rousing rockers tune with some gritty riffs on the guitar, which brings the crowd to life, the partisan amongst the gathering are singing along. This is followed by the title track from the new album, ‘Consequences Coming’ (2023), Musto, on the kit quickly counts this one in. As the upbeat bouncing vibe continues, Matlock sings about his distrust for the UK government and its political upheavals.

Now a delve into the back catalogue we get a Rich Kids track in the form of ‘Burning Sounds’ from the 1978 album ‘Ghosts of Princes in Towers’ before we get another from the 2023 album. ‘Magic Carpet Ride’ a glam rock infused nod to the earlier Glam scene pioneered by the likes of Marc Bolan, this tune, with its obvious Metal Guru influences, is a dash of nostalgia that has the heads nodding along on the front row.

‘Whose Side Are You On’ from his time with the Philistines, and their 2004 album ‘On Something,’ keeps the feet tapping, before Matlock introduces his reimagined version of the KD Lang song ‘Constant Craving’. With a slight rework, Matlock has put his spin on it this popular number. Big drums and guitar give this one a punk infused twist, as Matlock encourages the crowd to come on. The 1977 ‘Blank Generation’ by New York band, Richard Hell & the Voidoids, covered by Matlock on his 2017 EP ‘Sexy Beast’, is up next. It’s a Psychobilly inspired ditty, very Brian Setzer, very Stray Cats. A song about the hopelessness of the generation which became a Punk anthem in 1977.

With ‘Can’t Be Myself With You’ another from the new album keeping the crowd happy, Matlock’s song writing prowess is evident, with this ones’ compelling lyric, he has managed to put together an eclectic set list which covers his back catalogue and his very capable ability to entertain.

No Matlock set could be complete without a Pistols tune, and he doesn’t disappoint; with probably the loudest cheer of the night the band jump into ‘Pretty Vacant’. The atmosphere has just gone through the roof as the whole of Rock City join in with this Punk Anthem, written by the great man himself. Glen Matlock, leads the crowd in a round of call and answer with singing “were so pretty, pretty” and the crowd joining with “Vacant”. A great sight.

The set finishes after 40minutes with ‘Head On A Stick’ the first single released from his 2023 album. This is yet another, clever, rousing call to arms about how world has become full of right-wing ideologies. Despite his years, Matlock is still as ‘anti’ as he ever was, pulling no punches with his lyrical content, he’s ever trying to awaken the world to what’s happening around it. This has been a great 40 minute set each Doo Wop, Rock n Roll and Glam inspired song has been given an edgy Punk twist, all brought up to date with Matlock’s superlatively, creative song writing. There’s no denying the man is an Icon, his set, as vital as ever. Brilliant stuff!

After the cheers have died down the stage is quickly cleared away for headliners, Stiff Little Fingers.

45 years after the successful launch of their breakthrough debut album, and the first album from an independent label to enter the UK charts in the top 20, ‘Inflammable Materia’l helped pave the wave for this phenomenal Belfast band to become both iconic and influential in the British Punk scene. Their debut single Suspect Device was played repeatedly by the great John Peel, he who took time to champion the non-mainstream and thereby, was influential in a lot of bands getting heard by the recording labels of the day.

It’s been said that Jake Burns got his confidence to write about his own life and the troubles in Northern Ireland, from listening to the Clash, but whatever it was, the change from being a Rock covers band to becoming one of the biggest names in the British Punk scene, with hard hitting, angry anthems have definitely stood the test of time as once again they have filled Rock City and on a Monday school night.

After the usual taped music of ‘Go For It’ and the crowd ‘ooh oohing,’ and the ‘Fingers’ ‘Fingers’ chant, the band are staged and ready, the cheers are bordering apocalyptic as the band kick off with our old friend ‘Suspect Device’ from 1979’s ‘Inflammable Material.’ You can almost hear the barrier groaning as the crowd are up on their toes, surging closer as they bounce along, singing manically, to this anthem of Punk anthems.

‘State of Emergency’ continues, another from the debut album, and the crowd are loving it, fists are being punched, a hat n scarf have been thrown on stage? Which Jake kicks to one side. The crowd are singing along as Jake rips into this one, the bouncing is relentless as the crowd move as one sea of heads. The guitars are dirty, the bass is hard hitting as this one finish’s we’re straight into ‘Fly the Flag’ from ‘Nobody’s Heroes,’ and the crowd are singing along instantly as this one from 1980 hits the back of the venue hard and fast. Its percussive, almost explosive in its delivery and the crowd are loving it. It finishes with a massive flourish of cheers and claps.

Jake takes a moment and thanks all for coming out and introduces ‘At The Edge’ from the same 1980 album. This slower tune still has the crowd captivated, they sing along with Jake and Ali. A thundering drum intro heralds the new single, and the name of the tour ‘HATE Has No Home Here.’ The idea of the song and the tour title came from a campaign against hate speech and bigotry. It’s a bouncy number that has the crowd on their toes once again. After a quick chat with the crowd the band break into ‘Silver Lining’ from 1981’s album ‘Go For It.’ It’s got a more melodic narrative delivered with a calmer vocal. The fans are all over it, the venue, tonight, is full of real, lifelong fans.

Jake then takes a moment to tell the crowd that whilst putting the set together, they decided to play songs that rarely if ever make the set, the first up being John Hurleys cover ‘Love of The Common People’ recorded back in 1982 and released on ‘Now Then…’. Instantly recognisable even with the SLF twist to it and yes, you’ve guessed it, the crowd are in fine voice as they help out on this one. As the cheers die down, we get the pacier ‘Just Fade Away’ another from 1981’s ‘Go For It.’ The crowd are a sea of fists and bouncing heads, whether willingly or being carried along by those around them. Its what live music is about, having fun and enjoying the moment.

‘Last Train From Wasteland’ from 2016 with its reggae/ska rhythm keeps the crowd guessing as to what is next up, this is another track that doesn’t usually feature in the set, having only previously, been played, a hand full of times. The crowd don’t seem to mind and embrace it enthusiastically. Keeping with the theme, albeit loosely, the Bunny Wailer ‘Roots, Radics, Rockers, Reggae’ follows on, this was recorded and released on the 1981 ‘Go For It’ album, the vocals are delivered in quick, rap fashion which adds to the edgier feel, as it thunders along.

A Fuzzed-up guitar riff, a thundering snare groove and pulsing bass line gives us the rocking ‘Empty Sky’ from 2003’s Guitar and Drum. This is another rare song and why I don’t know why, as its powerful and dynamic, smacking the heads in the crowd as they dance and bounce along. ‘Wasted Life’ gets the crowd singing. This anthem is from what is possibly one of the most important Punk albums of all time, yes the 1979 debut album ‘Inflammable Material’. 1994’s ‘Get A Life’ is up next with its haunting intro, the jangly guitar cuts through as Ian McCallum brings this marching number to life. There’s a familiarity to this fourth rarity, it’s got an Indie rock vibe akin to the Cult about it. ‘Strummerville’ from ‘Guitar and Drum’ continues the set with punchy vocals and guitar.

Blast beats come from Steve Greatly sat at the back, whilst Jake Burns dances around the microphone, his guitar hanging low as he riffs out. McCallum picks up the lick as he stands, stoney faced, over on stage right.

‘Nobodies Hero’ has the crowd bouncing once more, to be fair they have been light in their loafers all evening, only the height has differed. They’ve been waiting for ‘Tin Soldiers’ another from ‘Nobodies Heroes.’ The crowd are chanting along as the guitar intro riff builds, Greatley is slamming hard on the drums as Jake starts to sing, and as if a switch has been flipped the crowd are singing and jumping around too, the song seems to have set light to a fire beneath their feet as they try to nut the overhead lighting gantry. McCallum shares the vocal as the crowd count out loud this leads into the simple solo. It’s a great sight, middle aged men bouncing for all their worth, re-living their youth as this one ends with a riot of cheers and applause.

The set finishes with the third in succession from ‘Nobody’s Heroes,’ ‘Gotta Get Away’ with its almost stranglers sounding bass riff gets this one going. The guitars cutting through as this brings the set to a close albeit briefly as the last two songs of the night are greeted with as much enthusiasm as when the band first walked on the stage.

Doesn’t Make It Alright’ by the Specials is first up and another from ‘Nobody’s Heroes.’ The Ska rhythm propels this one along into the final song of the night and the one everyone has been waiting for. The bookend to ‘Suspect Device,’ the concussive ‘Alternative Ulster’ brings the house down. The potent guitar riff has the crowd hooked as they throw themselves around to this massive tune. The crowd are singing, they’d be drowning Jakes vocal if he wasn’t so loud, the whole place is throbbing as this mighty tune brings the night to a climactic end.

What a show, Stiff Little Fingers have once again underlined their importance in the British Punk scene. They have delivered a set of bangers that have kept the crowd on their toes all night, the inclusion of the four lesser played tracks was a genius move and proved that the crowd were real fans as they kept up with the singing. Whether Punk is your thing or not, you cannot deny that this band are still as massive as ever and living proof that Punk is not dead! With another 8 shows to go, this is a great night out, two Punk Icons playing out of their skins, go on, get out there and support live music! And have yourself a great time.

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Stiff Little Fingers announce final full US tour

Stiff Little Fingers have announced their final "coast to coast" us tour. Th announcement seems to imply that the band will still do limited USA tours going forward. It starts in May. You can see the dates below.

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Stiff Little Fingers to Embark on Final Full-Scale US Tour

The legendary punk band's last coast-to-coast stateside outing will run throughout the month of May

Legendary punk band Stiff Little Fingers will embark on their final coast-to-coast US tour this spring. They’ll be supported on the outing by fellow Irish musician Ricky Warwick (Black Star Riders, Thin Lizzy, The Almighty).

The trek, dubbed the “Hate Has No Home Here Tour,” kicks off May 1st in Boston, and runs through a May 27th gig at the Punk Rock Bowling festival in Las Vegas. Along the way, Stiff Little Fingers will hit Philadelphia, New York City, Detroit, Chicago, Denver, Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, among other cites.

Fans can look for deals or get tickets to sold-out shows via StubHub , where your purchase is 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s Fan Protect program.

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Stiff Little Fingers stress that even though this will be their last full-fledged tour of the United States, they still hope to play occasional stateside gigs moving forward.

“We’re fired up and looking forward to playing in America again for the first time in five years. Given the amount of touring we undertake, we’ve decided this will be our final US coast-to-coast tour,” stated frontman Jake Burns. “That doesn’t mean we won’t play occasional dates in the US in the future, but there will be fewer select shows, probably scheduled around festivals.”

Stiff Little Fingers formed in 1977 in Belfast and released four albums until their 1982 breakup. They re-formed in 1987 and have been active ever since, releasing another six albums since then. One of their signature tunes, “Alternative Ulster,” landed on Consequence ‘s list of the 50 Best Punk Songs of All Time .

See Stiff Little Fingers’ US tour dates below, and pick up tickets here .

Stiff Little Fingers 2024 US Tour Dates: 05/01 – Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club 05/02 – Philadelphia, PA @ Brooklyn Bowl 05/03 – New York, NY @ Webster Hall 05/05 – Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live! 05/06 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues 05/07 – Cincinnati, OH @ Bogart’s 05/09 – Detroit, MI @ The Majestic Theatre 05/10 – Chicago, IL @ Metro 05/11 – St. Paul, MN @ Turf Club 05/13 – Denver, CO @ Summit Music Hall 05/14 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex 05/17 – Portland, OR @ Revolution Hall 05/18 – Eugene, OR @ WOW Hall 05/19 – Seattle, WA @ El Corazon 05/21 – San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore 05/22 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Fonda Theatre 05/23 – Ventura, CA @ The Ventura Theatre 05/25 – San Diego, CA @ House of Blues 05/26 – Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory 05/27 – Las Vegas, NV @ Punk Rock Bowling

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Great show! I bought SLF albums in the 80's, but just got to see them now. I'm now 76, well worth the wait.If it wasn't for college radio stations, WPRB in Princeton,NJ in particular, I would never have heard this great band.

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Superb show loads of old favourites; Suspect Device, State of Emergency, Wasted Life, Law and Order, Tin Soldiers, Listen, Nobodys Hero's amongst others and of course the anthemic Alternative Ulster! Plus a hand full of more recent songs,16 shots ,Guitar and Drum , Strummerville, Harp, Drinking Again etc. Jake and the boys never dissapoint.

Supported by Eddie and the Hot Rods who were also brilliant.

Utterly brilliant show. After seeing the fingers same time last year I feel this year they were better. Even the crowds wearing fingers t-shirt were larger in number in the airport coming in and then in the various pubs we visited.

Already booking for next year in the hope they bring it on again with an equally brilliant support line up

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The post Stiff Little Fingers to Embark on Final Full-Scale US Tour appeared first on Consequence .

Legendary punk band Stiff Little Fingers will embark on their final coast-to-coast US tour this spring. They’ll be supported on the outing by fellow Irish musician Ricky Warwick (Black Star Riders, Thin Lizzy, The Almighty).

The trek, dubbed the “Hate Has No Home Here Tour,” kicks off May 1st in Boston, and runs through a May 27th gig at the Punk Rock Bowling festival in Las Vegas. Along the way, Stiff Little Fingers will hit Philadelphia, New York City, Detroit, Chicago, Denver, Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, among other cites.

Tickets are available via Ticketmaster . Additionally, fans can look for deals or get tickets to sold-out shows via StubHub , where your purchase is 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s Fan Protect program.

Get Stiff Little Fingers Tickets Here

Stiff Little Fingers stress that even though this will be their last full-fledged tour of the United States, they still hope to play occasional stateside gigs moving forward.

“We’re fired up and looking forward to playing in America again for the first time in five years. Given the amount of touring we undertake, we’ve decided this will be our final US coast-to-coast tour,” stated frontman Jake Burns. “That doesn’t mean we won’t play occasional dates in the US in the future, but there will be fewer select shows, probably scheduled around festivals.”

Stiff Little Fingers formed in 1977 in Belfast and released four albums until their 1982 breakup. They re-formed in 1987 and have been active ever since, releasing another six albums since then. One of their signature tunes, “Alternative Ulster,” landed on Consequence ‘s list of the 50 Best Punk Songs of All Time .

See Stiff Little Fingers’ US tour dates below, and pick up tickets here .

Stiff Little Fingers 2024 US Tour Dates: 05/01 – Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club 05/02 – Philadelphia, PA @ Brooklyn Bowl 05/03 – New York, NY @ Webster Hall 05/05 – Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live! 05/06 – Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues 05/07 – Cincinnati, OH @ Bogart’s 05/09 – Detroit, MI @ The Majestic Theatre 05/10 – Chicago, IL @ Metro 05/11 – St. Paul, MN @ Turf Club 05/13 – Denver, CO @ Summit Music Hall 05/14 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex 05/17 – Portland, OR @ Revolution Hall 05/18 – Eugene, OR @ WOW Hall 05/19 – Seattle, WA @ El Corazon 05/21 – San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore 05/22 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Fonda Theatre 05/23 – Ventura, CA @ The Ventura Theatre 05/25 – San Diego, CA @ House of Blues 05/26 – Santa Ana, CA @ Observatory 05/27 – Las Vegas, NV @ Punk Rock Bowling

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Stiff Little Fingers announces their U.S. May 2024 tour, titled “Hate Has No Home Here.”

They will be joined by special guest and friend, Belfast’s own Ricky Warwick.

Jake Burns, Stiff Little Fingers’ lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist said, "We're fired up and looking forward to playing in America again for the first time in five years. Given the amount of touring we undertake, we've decided this will be our Final U.S. Coast-to-Coast Tour.

Jake added, “That doesn't mean we won't play occasional dates in the U.S. in the future, but there will be fewer select shows, probably scheduled around festivals.”

2024 celebrates the 45th anniversary of the release of Stiff Little Fingers' debut album, Inflammable Material, generally considered one of the greatest punk albums of all time. Using the band’s rich musical legacy as a foundation, the band is working on the newest chapter of their music. “Hate Has No Home Here,” Stiff Little Fingers’ latest track, was inspired by the title of a grassroots campaign in Jake’s Chicago neighborhood that brought the community together to fight hate speech and intolerance.

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Stiff Little Fingers, the legendary punk band formed in 1977 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, is still burning bright today. Their debut album, Inflammable Material, made the world aware of The Troubles -- the sectarian civil war happening in Northern Ireland at the time -- and is generally considered to be one of the greatest punk albums of all time. Along with The Clash, The Stranglers, Sex Pistols, and The Damned, they were at the forefront ofthe punk rock movement and are still recording and touring today.

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• Sweet Sounds of Heaven Play Video
• (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Play Video

Note: The other options for the fan-voted song were "Far Away Eyes," "Dead Flowers," and "Sweet Virginia."

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• Sweet Sounds of Heaven
• Tell Me Straight
• Gimme Shelter
• Let It Bleed
• Midnight Rambler
• You Can't Always Get What You Want
• Tumbling Dice
• Wild Horses
• Little T&A
• Start Me Up
• Honky Tonk Women
• Jumpin' Jack Flash
• Paint It Black
• Sympathy for the Devil
• It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (but I Like It)
• (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

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Top 10 Songs the Stones Aren’t Playing on Their 2024 Tour

W hen the Rolling Stones consider their set list, some tough decisions have to be made. Of their 400-plus songs, only a handful will make the cut.

As the Stones make their way across North America on their Hackney Diamonds Tour , they’ve been sticking to a pretty consistent set of 18-19 songs, though there have been a few curveballs and tour debuts thrown in. For one thing, there’s new material to be played from the band’s 2023 album Hackney Diamonds . There’s also the Stones’ regular strategy of allowing their audiences one fan-voted song.

READ MORE: How Have the Rolling Stones’ Set Lists Changed Over 60 Years?

The reality is that some beloved classics have taken a back seat on this tour. There’s still time for them — the 2024 tour doesn’t end until July 21 — but in the meantime, we’re taking a look at the top 10 songs the Rolling Stones have not played.

1. “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking”

From: Sticky Fingers (1971)

This list will start off strong with the seven plus minute “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking” from 1971’s Sticky Fingers . The Stones had been including this song in their sets quite routinely through the 2000s, with its last appearance being on July 7, 2022 during their Sixty anniversary concert tour. But so far in 2024, we haven’t heard them knocking with this one.

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2. “Street Fighting Man”

From: Beggars Banquet (1968)

“Street Fighting Man” may be the most surprising exclusion on this list considering it’s presently the Stones’ 13th most played song of their career (via setlist.fm ) with over 600 performances since its release in 1968. The last time the band played it was in August of 2022 in Germany. “Street Fighting Man” was once shunned by U.S. radio stations for its dissident lyrics — ironic, then, that decades later it’s the Stones keeping the song from North American audiences.

3. “Before They Make Me Run”

From: Some Girls (1978)

To be fair, the 2024 tour already has a handful of moments — “Tell Me Straight” from Hackney Diamonds , “Little T&A” and “Happy” — for Keith Richards to sing lead. But one famously Richards-sung number that hasn’t been played is “Before They Make Me Run” from 1978’s Some Girls , which last appeared in a set list during the Stones’ 2021 No Filter Tour .

From: Goats Head Soup (1973)

One thing that’s important to consider when crafting a set list is the balance between high-energy numbers and slower ballads. But on this 2024 tour, the Stones appear to be prioritizing the former and not including very many of the latter. If they decide to change that, one popular option could be “Angie” — the Stones’ 21st most played song — which hasn’t been played since the 2022 tour.

5. “Ruby Tuesday”

From: Between the Buttons (1967)

Goodbye “Ruby Tuesday,” we haven’t heard you live since 2022. To make up for that, the Stones have played a few other songs from their earlier years, like “She’s a Rainbow,” “Out of Time” and, from the same album as “Ruby Tuesday, “Let’s Spend the Night Together.”

6. “Live With Me”

From: Let It Bleed (1969)

For a while in the 2000s, “Live With Me” from 1969’s Let It Bleed was a pretty regular inclusion on the Stones’ set list, making many appearances during their 2002-2003 Licks Tour and their 2005-2007 A Bigger Bang Tour. Then it started to fall away, and its most recent play was at the band’s 2016 Desert Trip concert.

7. “Rip This Joint”

From: Exile on Main St. (1972)

“Rip This Joint” is a bit of a longer shot in terms of potential for inclusion on the 2024 tour, mainly because it’s been over two decades since the Stones played it last in 2003. Also, it would have been a good choice for their New Orleans show with its lyric about the Dixie Queen, but so far, it’s stayed on the back burner.

8. “19th Nervous Breakdown”

From: 1966 Single

During the Stones’ 2021 No Filter Tour and their 2022 Sixty Tour, “19th Nervous Breakdown” was on practically every set list. And before that, it was played heavily during their 1997-98 Bridges to Babylon Tour. But it appears to have been dropped for this trek in favor of other songs…

9. “Waiting on a Friend”

From: Tattoo You (1981)

“Waiting on a Friend” from 1981’s Tattoo You presents a similar problem to the one “Angie” does: inserting a slower number into a set jam-packed with energy. This one has not been heard live since a 2014 concert in Berlin, Germany, so it’s been a full decade. For those Tattoo You lovers, the 2024 set does still include “Start Me Up” and “Little T&A.”

10. “Fool to Cry”

From: Black and Blue (1976)

Not to keep pushing the ballads, but “Fool to Cry” could make an excellent addition to the set list with its easy-to-sing-along-to chorus. This song was played exactly once on both the 2021 and 2022 tours, why not play it once in 2024?

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Sabrina Carpenter is working all year long…because she’s a singer.

The “Espresso” hitmaker just announced she’s heading out on her 30-concert ‘Short n’ Sweet Tour’ this fall in support of her upcoming sixth studio album with the same name.

Along the way, Carpenter aka Taylor Swift ‘s ‘Eras Tour opener, Barry Keoghan’s girlfriend and “Girl Meets World” star will stop in at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Sunday, Sept. 29, Hartford, CT’s XL Center on Tuesday, Oct. 2 and Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center on Monday, Oct. 8.

She’ll be joined by special guests Amaarae, Declan McKenna and Griff on select dates.

“I can’t wait to be singing with you all soon,” the 25-year-old shared on Instagram .

And if you want to be singing with Sabrina soon, tickets for all ‘Short ‘n Sweet’ concerts are available as soon as today.

Fans can purchase tickets for all upcoming shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale is Friday, June 28.

Vivid Seats is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

They have a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and will be delivered before the event.

Sabrina Carpenter tour schedule 2024

A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to the cheapest tickets available can be found below.

Outside Lands Festival 2024

Ahead of the tour, Carpenter will headline at San Francisco’s three-day Outside Lands Festival .

Taking place, Aug. 9-11, she’ll be joined by huge names like Chappell Roan , The Killers , Post Malone , Sturgill Simpson , The Postal Service and more on the star-studded bill.

Want to go?

You can grab single and multi-day Outside Lands festival passes here .

Sabrina Carpenter set list

Earlier this summer, Sabrina perfomed at NYC’s Gov Ball. While she’ll likely play more songs on tour, here’s what she took to the festival stage on June 8, according to Set List FM :

01.) “Read your Mind” 02.) “Feather” 03.) “Vicious” (Rock Mix) 04.) “Already Over” 05.) “Please Please Please” (Live Debut) 06.) “Tornado Warnings” 07.) “bet u wanna” 08.) “Fast Times” 09.) “because i liked a boy” 10.) “Espresso” 11.) “Nonsense”

Sabrina Carpenter new music

Ahead of the release of “Short ‘n Sweet,” Carpenter has dropped not one but two number one singles.

In case you haven’t heard the smash hits “Espresso” and “Please Please Please,” you can find both here .

Sabrina Carpenter special guests

On select dates, Carpenter is bringing an up-and-coming opening act with her. To make sure you’re familiar with their work, you can find each artist’s most-streamed song on Spotify below.

Amaarae: “SAD GIRLZ LUV MONEY”

Declan McKenna: “Brazil”

Griff: “Black Hole”

Huge stars on tour in 2024

Carpenter isn’t the only major star out and about this year.

Here are just five more of our favorites you absolutely won’t want to miss live these next few months.

•  Gracie Abrams

•  Chappell Roan

•  Billie Eilish

•  Tate McRae

• Joshua Bassett

Who else is on the road? Take a look at our list of the 50 biggest concert tours in 2024 to find out.

Why you should trust ‘Post Wanted’ by the New York Post

This article was written by Matt Levy , New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows – and finds great ticket prices online. Since he started his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed Bruce Springsteen and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to name a few. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change.

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