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the Rolling Stones at Levi's Stadium, August 18, 2019

Set One: Vista Kicks

[7:29 PM lights down, band out]

  1. [7:30 PM] Gimme Love
  2. [7:34 PM] Gotta Get Away
  3. [7:38 PM] Chasing Waves
  4. [7:44 PM] Marceline
  5. [7:48 PM] Numbers
    [DT swaps to guitar]
  6. [7:53 PM] Me & Mr. Reilly (SP)
  7. [7:58 PM] If I Didn't Have You (SP)
  8. [8:03 PM] Twenty Something Nightmare
    [set ends 8:12 PM]

Performers

  • Nolan Le Vine: drums, harmony vox;
  • Sam Plecker: guitar, lead and harmony vox;
  • Trevor Sutton: bass;
  • Derek Thomas: keyboards, guitar, lead and vox.

Set Two: the Rolling Stones

[8:52 PM lights down, introduction by Matt Clifford, band out]

  1. [8:53 PM] Jumpin' Jack Flash
  2. [8:57 PM] Let's Spend the Night Together
  3. [9:01 PM] Tumbling Dice
  4. [9:07 PM] Out of Control
  5. [9:14 PM] Rocks Off
    [Mick on acoustic guitar for start of next tune]
  6. [9:20 PM] You Can't Always Get What You Want
    [roadies set up the B-stage; the core four saunter down the runway to the accompaniment of 2120 South Michigan Ave; Mick, Keith & Ronnie on acoustic guitars]
  7. [9:29 PM] Sweet Virginia
    [Ronnie swaps to a Weissenborn-style lap slide acoustic on a stand or table]
  8. [9:34 PM] Let It Bleed
    [back to the main stage; quick costume changes]
  9. [9:40 PM] Sympathy for the Devil
  10. [9:46 PM] Honky Tonk Women
    [Mick introduces the touring band, then departs for Keith's spotlight tunes; Keith on acoustic guitar]
  11. [9:54 PM] You Got the Silver (KR)
    [Keith back to guitar]
  12. [9:59 PM] Before They Make Me Run (KR)
    [Mick back]
  13. [10:03 PM] Miss You
  14. [10:12 PM] Midnight Rambler (with vocal insert of a bit of You Got to Move at 10:20 PM)
    [Ronnie swaps to Rickenbacker electric sitar]
  15. [10:25 PM] Paint it Black
    [Ronnie back on guitar]
  16. [10:30 PM] Start Me Up
  17. [10:34 PM] Brown Sugar
    [set ends 10:41 PM]

    Encore
  18. [10:43 PM] Gimme Shelter
  19. [10:50 PM] Satisfaction
    [show ends 10:57 PM; all bow, then just the core four, then all off. Way over 10 PM city curfew: no fireworks!]

Performers

the Rolling Stones

  • Sasha Allen: lead and harmony vox;
  • Matt Clifford: keyboards, French horn, percussion;
  • Karl Denson: alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, flute, percussion, harmony vox;
  • Bernard Fowler: percussion, harmony vox;
  • Mick Jagger: acoustic guitar, harmonica, lead and harmony vox;
  • Chuck Leavell: piano, Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards, harmony vox;
  • Keith Richards: guitar, acoustic guitar, lead and harmony vox;
  • Tim Ries: alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, ?keyboards;
  • Charlie Watts: drums, percussion;
  • Ron Wood: guitar, slide guitar, acoustic guitar, acoustic slide guitar, acoustic lap slide guitar.

Notes

Interesting. Looks like I went back and fixed things up from my day-of-show setlist notes, but then failed to write a review or post anything here on the wiki.

Well dang! How's a guy supposed to remember something that happened more than a few months ago once his aged synapses are soused and fried?

At this point, I can pull together only a few scattered thoughts regarding this event:

  • We walked in from a parking lot over a mile away, hoping that would be a good way to beat the traffic mess on the in out (and avoid the scam of $60 parking up closer to the venue). Our plan worked (except that we probably lost any time savings in all that walking)!
  • Security to get in was kinda tight – Ting needed a second try to bring in her pocket camera – even though it was clearly on the list of allowed items.
  • Despite being a huge event, we ran into a fair number of friends… several were even seated in our same section of the stadium.
  • Vista Kicks gave it a good try; I'd go see them again for free sometime.
  • The main event was truly a giant spectacle. Almost like opera or kabuki in the degree of hyper-exaggerated activity. Plus lots of costume changes.
  • As much as I liked the show, and loved hearing the many hits, I thought the sound mix was kinda strange. Too busy! Like, “Oh, time for a piano solo?” and then whoosh! The piano goes from being barely audible to really dominating the mix. I thought the effect was quite distracting.
  • All in all, I'd probably go see them again … I hear they'll be back here in 2021!

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