The Rolling Stones were in combat form when they began their European tour in Madrid, Spain, on Tuesday.
Mick Jagger, 78, Keith Richards, 78, and Ronnie Wood, 75, all performed on the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium stage at the start of their Sixty tour.
When Keith discussed the band’s six-decade-long career, he likened the group’s relationship to marriage, explaining how long they lasted.
They’re back! The Rolling Stones were in combat form when they began their European tour in Madrid, Spain, on Tuesday
He told The Mirror, “It’s been a hell of a long time. How are you doing it? It’s kind of like marriage in a way. ”
The musician added to The Sun: ‘We had our ups and downs, of course. But in the end, we always noticed that we were more creative together.
“And of course through these – my God! – Six decades, you’re used to yourself.
“The strange thing about being part of a well-trained group is getting to know the others so well that you can anticipate what will happen next. ‘
Show: Mick Jagger, 78, Keith Richards, 78, and Ronnie Wood, 75, all performed on the stage of Wanda Metropolitano Stadium at the start of their Sixty tour
History: Keith, discussing the band’s six-decade-long career, likened the group’s relationship to marriage by explaining how long they lasted.
Style: Keith looked in his element when he commanded the stage during the band’s performance
The Rolling last played in Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in 2014 with a tour, 14 on Fire Tour.
The band last stopped in Spain in 2017 to perform in Barcelona.
The Sixty Tour will end at the end of July in Stockholm, Sweden. However, on June 25 and July 3, UK fans will perform Hyde Park.
Milestone: Speaking about the band’s long career, Keith said, “It’s a hell of a long time. How are you doing it? It’s kind of like marriage ‘
Keith added: “Of course we had our ups and downs. But in the end, we always noticed that we were more creative together.
He said, ‘And of course, through these – my God! “Six decades, you’re used to yourself”
Synchronized: ‘The special thing about being part of a well-trained group is getting to know others so well that at some point you can predict what will happen next’
Set: During the show, the band performed some of their favorite hits, including Start Me Up, Out Of Time and You Can’t Always Get What You Want
The Sixty Tour will be the first European tour in which the Rolling Stones will perform without drummer Charlie Watts, who died last August.
Mick went to Instagram on Wednesday to document his trip to Madrid as he inspected some of the city’s sights.
Rocker visited some local landmarks, gallery and bar and wrote: ‘Enjoy a lot of what Madrid has to offer, from fallen angels to flamenco!’
Browsing: Mick went to Instagram on Wednesday to document his trip to Madrid when he visited some of the city’s sites
Relaxed: Mick was wearing a white printed shirt and blue pants when he stopped at the gallery
Walk: The musician also shared a film of walking through a public garden
Relaxed: Mick appeared in a good mood as he posed for a picture in front of a local bar
Playful: Mick shared a picture of him posing next to a mannequin in a white translucent dress
In 2021, Ronnie revealed that he had secretly fought cancer for the second time during the lock-up and admitted that he had been diagnosed with small cell cancer, but “went through it.”
This is the second time Ronnie has beaten cancer, because in 2017 he successfully fought lung cancer after 54 years of smoking 25 to 30 cigarettes a day.
And after part of his lungs were removed, he confirmed that in 2018 he was cancer free.
Return: The Rolling last played in Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in 2014 with a tour, 14 on Fire Tour
Travel: The band last stopped in Spain in 2017 to perform in Barcelona
Dates: The Sixty Tour will end at the end of July in Stockholm, Sweden. However, on June 25 and July 3, UK fans will perform Hyde Park
Exhibitions: Other cities the group will tour on Sixty include Munich, Liverpool, Milan and Brussels
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