ROCKS OFF
ROLLING STONES
GIGOGRAPHY
By Gary Galbraith (Gazza)
“Much
more than setlists”
Created
in 1999, last update January 2024
Edition,
transfer, conversions, images, sounds, animation, coke, tea, sympathy, and
occasional comments by Gerardo Liedo (Voodoo Chile in Wonderland)
This
setlists page was first compiled in June 1999, with subsequent updates and
revisions made in 2006 and 2014. This is
a freshly researched version of the page and supersedes the previous editions.
In nearly
all cases, the source of each listing comes from my own personal audio
collection which accounts for almost all of the
available shows since 1969. (Note – this
isn’t a sale or trade list – the lists are provided for information purposes
only).
Where the
information is unavailable or the shows not completely recorded, I have
referred to the following sources for information. Some of them occasionally
differ from each other in information and accuracy but they have been an
invaluable help in crosschecking sources and are all highly recommended. Nico Zentgraf and Felix Aeppli’s pages are
the most definitive and exhaustive websites on the internet for detailing the
band’s career and have been especially useful.
Bill Wyman’s ‘Rolling With The Stones’ book has been very helpful in tracking down
the songs played by the band in their early years and in finding details of
additional shows that were undocumented in previous editions of this page. A thank you also to the various fans and
collectors who have helped with bits of information on various internet forums
and YouTube channels.
Online sources:
·
‘The Complete Works Of The Rolling Stones’ by Nico Zentgraf at www.nzentgraf.de/books/zent.htm
·
‘The Ultimate Guide To The
Rolling Stones’ by Felix Aeppli at www.aeppli.ch/tug.htm
·
‘Time Is On Our Side’ by Ian McPherson at www.timeisonourside.com
·
‘Rocks Off – The Rolling Stones Message Board’ at http://rocksoff.org/cgi-bin/messageboard/YaBB.pl?board=general
·
‘It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll’ by Bjornulf
Vik at www.iorr.org
·
‘The Rolling Stones Bootleg Database’ by ‘dbboots’ at www.dbboots.com
·
‘The Rolling Stones Complete Recording Sessions’ by Martin Elliott at www.stonessessions.com
·
‘Bootlegpedia’ at www.bootlegpedia.com
·
‘Second Hand Songs’ at www.secondhandsongs.com
·
‘Steve Hoffman Music Forum’ at www.stevehoffman.tv
·
‘Revelations On The Rolling
Stones’ by Chris M. at www.rollingstonesnet.com/Stones.htm
·
‘Through The Frames, Brightly Chasing The Rolling Stones Across America with Microfilm’ by Harold Colson at http://www.stoneslib.homestead.com
·
‘The Tvdb.com’ source for ‘Ready Steady Go’
episodes at https://www.thetvdb.com/series/ready-steady-go/allseasons/official
Print sources
used in the various versions of this page :
·
Aeppli, Felix:
"The Rolling Stones 1962 - 1995: The Ultimate Guide" (R.I.S., 1996)
·
Hoffmann,
Dieter (editor): "Basement News" Magazine, (1991 onwards)
·
Hoffmann, Dieter:
"Rolling Stones: Das Weissbuch" (NMR, 1991)
·
Hoffmann, Dieter
& Winterstein, Peter: "Rolling Stones: Schwarzbuch"
(1997)
·
Karnbach, James
& Bernson, Carol: "The Complete Recording Guide To The Rolling Stones" (Aurum,
1997)
·
Kluge, Volker
& Hoffmann, D.: "The Rolling Stones: Bootleg Bible" (RS Fan
Production For Fans, 1984)
·
Stember, Wilfried:
"The Rolling Stones Collectors File" (2nd edition) (Private, 1984)
·
Wyman, Bill
(with Coleman, Ray): "Stone Alone" (Viking, 1990)
·
Wyman, Bill : ‘Rolling With The Stones’ (DK, 2002)
·
Zentgraf, Nico:
"The Complete Works Vol.1 1962 - 1975 (Stoneware Pub.1993)
·
Zentgraf, Nico:
"The Complete Works Vol.2 1976 - 1986 (Stoneware Pub.1995)
The
setlists are compiled on a year-by-year basis and in sub-sections for each tour
leg for easy reference. There are also
separate sub-sections for each decade showing a list of all concerts and an
alphabetical list of songs performed in each year. Separate pages are listed
for TV guest appearances which featured a live performance (lipsynched
appearances are not included), radio sessions and miscellaneous non-tour live
performances. For the latter category, where such a show has taken place during
a tour (eg the Pepsi corporate gig in Hawaii in
January 1998), it is simply listed as part of that tour. Similarly
a concert which was recorded for television or radio but which was not a guest
appearance on a show is also listed as part of that tour (eg,
the MTV ‘Live at The Ten Spot’ concert in October 1997 is listed as part of the
1997 tour whereas the band’s guest appearance at the VH-1 Fashion Awards the
same month is listed in the ‘TV appearances’ section. Don’t worry, it’s not as
complex as it sounds!).
Other
pages will detail debuts and last appearances of each song, sources used for
official live releases (audio and video) (only complete songs are listed),
cover versions performed live, songs that have never been performed
live, data regarding the number of shows played by the various line-ups and
shows (since 1969) that have still not circulated (as far as is known) amongst
collectors.
Obviously,
in a 60 year career consisting of over 2,200 concerts
and numerous TV appearances, there will be a few gaps. I can’t claim that these listings are
definitive. For the period prior to 1969, there are very few circulating
recordings and hardly any eyewitnesses have kept notes of what songs were
played. For shows since 1969, where the setlist is not known or incomplete, I
have stated this. In some cases, I have indicated what may have been a probable
setlist based on other setlists for the period.
And
that’s where you readers come in! Any corrections are welcome and if anyone can
help with missing lists (or recordings) I’ll update the list and give credit.
Gary
Galbraith
Belfast,
UK
November
2022
e-mail: gazza@rocksoff.org
MASTER INDEX
Note: Link takes you to the first page of each
tour, once you’re there click on “NEXT” to go to the next parts of that tour, if you reach the last page of that tour and click
“NEXT” once more you’ll enter the first page of the next tour and so on. In fact you can enter 1962 and navigate till 2022 just clicking
NEXT, not coming back to this index.
1975 North American Tour aka "Tour of the
Americas" |
1990 Japanese Tour aka Steel Wheels Tour |
1990 European
Tour aka
Urban Jungle Tour |
1994 North American Tour aka Voodoo Lounge Tour |
1995 Spring tour aka Voodoo Lounge Tour |
1995 European
Tour aka
Voodoo Lounge Tour |
1997 North American Tour aka Bridges To
Babylon Tour |
1998 Spring Tour aka Bridges To
Babylon Tour |
1998 European Tour aka Bridges To
Babylon Tour |
1999 North American Tour aka No Security Tour |
1999 European Tour aka Bridges To
Babylon Tour |
2002 Licks Tour – North American Leg |
2003 Licks Tour – North American Leg |
2003 Licks Tour – Australian Leg |
2003 Licks Tour – Asian Leg |
2003 Licks Tour – European Leg |
2003 Licks Tour – Hong Kong Rescheduled Shows |
2005 A Bigger Bang USA and Canada Leg |
2006 A Bigger Bang First USA & Canada Leg |
2006 A Bigger Bang Latin American Leg |
2006 A Bigger Bang Second USA Leg |
2006 A Bigger Bang Asia and Australasia Leg |
2006 A Bigger Bang European Leg |
2006 A Bigger Bang Third USA & Canada Leg |
2007 A Bigger Bang Second European Leg |
2012 - ‘50 and
Counting’ - Paris, London, NJ and NYC |
2013 – ‘50 and
Counting’ North American Tour |
2013 – ‘50 and Counting’ - 2013 UK Festivals Tour |
2014 – ‘14 On Fire Tour’ – Asian Tour |
2014 – ‘14 On Fire’ - European Tour |
2014 – ‘14 On Fire’ – Australasian Tour |
2015 – ‘Zip Code’ North American Tour |
2016 – ‘America
Latina Olé’ Tour |
2016 – United States
Mini-Tour |
2017 - ‘No Filter’
European Tour |
2018 – ‘No Stopping’
European Tour |
2019
– ‘No Filter’ North American Tour |
2021 – ‘No Filter’ North American Tour |
2022 – ‘SIXTY’ European Tour |
And there's more: |
Stats and visual Summary (NEW!) |
Don’t forget to visit the visual summary of the
Stones gigography, just click the image and enjoy!
©Gary Galbraith 1999-2024