Rolling Stones release a classic song live to start a new tour

You can’t always have what you want, but Rolling Stones fans have got what they need.

The popular English band launched their European tour for their 60th anniversary in Madrid on Wednesday at the Wanda Metropolitano, where they revived their old song “Out of Time” from the tomb of music.

The song was recorded in 1966, however, it was not played live. The song was later added to the British version of the Stones album “Aftermath”.

Singer Chris Farlow covered “Out of Time” that same year, in a version produced by forward Mick Jagger.

After the group’s first stop, they will make their way to 14 other cities on their European tour.

Group members Jagger, 78, Keith Richards, 78, and Ronnie Wood, 75, fired No filter They toured in Germany in 2017 and played 16 US dates in 2019 but had their leg suspended in North America for 16 months due to the coronavirus pandemic.

They resumed the tour in September last year. “We are pleased to be able to announce Rescheduled dates for the Rolling Stones’ 2020 US tour, which will now run this fall! ” the band He said in July 2021. “We want to thank you all for your patience during this very difficult and unprecedented time.”

Then stone drummer Charlie Watts Passed away In August in the 80’s. The band praised To their late friend at a show at St. Louis’ Dome at the Center of America.

triple detection of Los Angeles Times Last October, Watts recorded some new music before his death.

“If everything is not sealed, we may be done with the curse [album]Richards said.

Jagger added, “We have a lot of tracks, so when the tour is over we’ll assess where we are and keep going.”

“Let me put it this way,” Richards exclaimed. “You haven’t heard of the last Charlie Watts.”