Rolling Stones Rock L.A.

Planet Rock's own Bernard Doherty was at the Staples Center to see the legends light up the stage once more! Read his review here....

Published 6th May 2013

On stage, the legendary band is lean, hungry and unsentimental, rocking with more swagger than any of the young pretenders playing onstage anywhere else on the planet right now.

Friday's kick off of the ‘50 and Counting tour’ at Staples Center served as a stark reminder of the band's undimmed powers, their admirable commitment to roots, the enduring appeal of the music, the magical chemistry and the reason they still hold claim to the title of "world's greatest rock 'n' roll band."

Tonight, The Rolling Stones earned every one of their numerous accolades, and then some. 

Performing 23 songs over 2 1/2 hours before an all-ages capacity crowd, the Stones simply ripped the joint. The show, with its enormous tongue-logo stage and backdrop of inventive videos, triumphs as art and entertainment worked the crowd throughout. But at its core the camaraderie of Watts, Jagger, Richards and Wood made the night one to truly savour.

Check out pictures of the Stones with their guests below!

 SET LIST

Get Off of My Cloud

The Last Time

It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)

Paint It Black

Gimme Shelter

Wild Horses (with Gwen Stefani)

Factory Girl

Emotional Rescue

Respectable(with Keith Urban)

Doom and Gloom

One More Shot

Honky Tonk Women

Before They Make Me Run

Happy

Midnight Rambler

Miss You

Start Me Up

Tumbling Dice

Brown Sugar

Symphony for the Devil

You Can'tAlways Get What You Want

Jumpin' Jack Flash

(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction