The Rolling Stones Extend 'No Filter' Tour Into 2018
The Rolling Stones have extended their No Filter tour into 2018 with 11 newly announced European dates.
The concerts, which will run from early May through early July, include the band's first performances in their native United Kingdom since 2013. It also includes stops in Ireland, Germany, France, the Czech Republic and Poland.
"It's such a joy to play with this band," Keith Richards said in a statement. "There's no stopping us. We're only just getting started, really.”
Back in December, the band released On Air, a compilation of recordings from various BBC performances from 1963 to 1965, many of which were previously unreleased. Their most recent studio album was 2016's blues covers album, Blue & Lonesome.
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The Rolling Stones 2018 Tour Dates
May 17 - Dublin, Ireland @ Croke Park
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May 22 - London, U.K. @ London Stadium
June 5 - Manchester, U.K. @ Old Trafford Football Stadium
June 9 - Edinburgh, U.K. @ BT Murrayfield Stadium
June 15 - Cardiff, U.K. @ Principality Stadium June 19 - London, U.K. @ Twickenham Stadium June 22 - Berlin, Germany @ Olympic Stadium
June 26 - Marseille, France @ Orange Velodrome
June 30 - Stuttgart, Germany @ Mercedes Benz Arena
July 4 - Prague, Czech Republic @ Letnany Airport
July 8 - Warsaw, Poland @ National Stadium
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