The Rolling Stones are Saturday discussed the death of soul singer Bobby Womack, to whom they have their first number 1 hit in Britain owe. In their performance at TW Classic in Belgium they were written by Womack hit It's All Over Now. It was the first time since the A Bigger Bang tour, which ran between 2005 and 2007, that the song was on the setlist of the Stones.
The performance of The Rolling Stones, as usual with a very energetic Mick Jagger, had some rough liked by the Flemish newspaper De Morgen. "In the year 2014 they are more for family entertainment than for pure, unadulterated rock 'n' roll." Thus, most of the songs sounded "unfortunately not as vital and sharp as you had dreamed."
Jagger dropped as with the action of the Stones at Pinkpop it again as his best side by speaking. A smattering of Dutch "Hi Belgium, it's nice to be back in Werchter," said the 70-year-old singer to his fans on TW Classic, which is held as Rock Werchter same location.
The next performance of The Rolling Stones in Scandinavia, where the 14-On Fire tour was also kicked. The rockers are in Stockholm Tuesday and Thursday to do more to Roskilde. In the autumn are still catching shows in Australia and New Zealand on the program. The band moved the performances due to the death of Jagger's girlfriend L'Wren Scott in March.
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