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Mick and Bill: Over 60 and Still Rockin'
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Jen Carlson
Published Aug 15, 2006
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The Rolling Stones are back for yet another tour! Alternating openers for them on this one are Alice Cooper, the Dave Matthews Band, Kanye West and Van Morrisson. We get Kanye, and couldn't be happier. They'll play Giants Stadium on September 27th.
But that's not all, the band is coming together to help celebrate Bill Clinton's 60th Birthday (which is on August 19th, though the concert celebration will take place October 29th) at the Beacon Theater. Pretty fitting since Clinton is one of the only (the only?) presidents to have graced the cover of Rolling Stone magazine. Three years ago Jagger celebrated his 60th birthday playing a show in Prague.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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