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sandrew |
JB, you'll love this. Really. It's good news:
http://www.billboard.com/bb/daily/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=2041450 |
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Monkey Woman |
Second only to themselves! This is great! Even better is Cohl's quote about 2005! Let's hope for it... |
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jb |
I will comment on this after thanksgiving. Thank you. |
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Joey |
This is truly great news !!!!!!
Love the fact that 2005 was mentioned by Cohl ..........do I hear 2004 ?!?!?!?!
Jacky ! |
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Soldatti |
Complete Article:
Stones Lick Up $300 Million In Milestone Tour
The Rolling Stones' 2002-03 Licks world tour posted the second-highest gross ever, Billboard Bulletin reports. The tour grossed nearly $300 million and played to more than 3.4 million people, putting it behind only the Stones' marathon Voodoo Lounge stadium tour, which grossed $320 million in 1994-95.
For Licks, the Stones played stadiums, arenas and theaters -- sometimes all three in the same market -- and filled venues to 99% capacity over 116 dates. Billed as the band's 40th-anniversary tour, Licks began Sept. 3, 2002, in Boston, and ended Oct. 2 in Zurich.
"This tour is finished," says tour producer Michael Cohl, but he adds that another may follow in 2005. "I'm always ready."
As previously reported, a comprehensive DVD chronicling the tour, "Four Flicks," is being sold exclusively at Best Buy.
-- Ray Waddell, Nashville
[Edited by Soldatti] |
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corgi37 |
3.4 million people? Oh, yeah, the Stones are finished. Not by a long shot mates!!! Mind you, the $300,000,000 compared to VL $320,000,000 is a bit misleading, considering ticket prices must have been at least triple. |
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