The Rolling Stones live at Soldier Field, Chicago - September 23, 1997 | Full show - pro video

Complete Audio + pro video recordings of the Rolling Stones opening show of Bridges to Babylon tour at Soldier Field, Chicago, USA. soundcheck and rehearsals before the show:    • The Rolling Stones Rehearsals + Video, Sol...   Some Highlights: It was the very first show of the Bridges to Babylon tour after they did an opening show at the Double Door in Chicago Bitch was played live for the first time since 1990 Let's Spend The Night Together was played live for the first time since 1982 Ruby Tuesday, played live for the first time since 1990, was only played once live in 1997. Under My Thumb was the vote song winner tonight. Keith Richards did All About You and Wanna Hold You, it was the live debut of both songs! On The B-stage The Rolling Stones did 3 songs (the bridge to the b-stage was not ready yet at the start of the tour): ○ Little Queenie (a Chuck Berry cover) ○ Let It Bleed ○ The Last Time You Can't Always Get What You Want and Brown Sugar were part of the encore. The Rolling Stones played the following 24 songs: 00:00 intro (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It) Bitch Let's Spend the Night Together Rock and a Hard Place Ruby Tuesday Anybody Seen My Baby? 19th Nervous Breakdown Out of Control Under My Thumb (Web Choice) Miss You band introductions All About You (Keith Richards on vocals) Wanna Hold You (Keith Richards on vocals) walk to the b-stage Little Queenie (b-stage) Let It Bleed (b-stage) The Last Time (b-stage) Sympathy for the Devil Tumbling Dice Honky Tonk Women You Got Me Rocking Start Me Up Jumpin' Jack Flash You Can't Always Get What You Want (encore) Brown Sugar (encore) bow outro The Bridges to Babylon Tour was a worldwide concert tour by The Rolling Stones. The tour started on September 23, 1997, in Chicago. In 1997 and the beginning they toured in the US and Canada. The Rolling Stones continued the tour in Japan and South America. On June 13, 1998, The European leg of the Bridges to Babylon tour started in Nuremberg. The Bridges to Babylon Tour was followed by 1999's No Security Tour, an US/Canadian indoor Arena tour, after the No Security tour, The Rolling Stones did a few European shows that were originally scheduled in 1998. Charlie Watts, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, Darryl Jones, Bernard Fowler, Bobby Keys, Blondie Chaplin, Lisa Fischer, Chuck Leavell, Michael Davis, Andy Snitzer, Kent Smith. Source/credits: DVD: MFG-20 Editing: Falo Remaster/mix Thumbnail design: Rafael Ricci