The Rolling Stones

...the halftime show. In past years, the roster of performers has included Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson (and her infamous "wardrobe malfunction"), Paul McCartney, U2, The Rolling Stones, Prince and Bruce Springsteen. CBS officials had no...

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Bono had previously said it was one of the band's ambitions to play the legendary Somerset bash for the first time in their 32-year history. Other bands tipped to play so far have included Led Zeppelin, David Bowie and The Rolling Stones.

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...of course), their legions of fans worldwide have propelled them. They're one of the top concert draws in the world, rivaling U2 and Madonna and the Rolling Stones. It's a luxury problem to have, but for any band with the stature and...

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...front. Petty and the Heartbreakers earned their place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame not by being larger-than-life figures like the Rolling Stones or the Who, or by dazzling with Dylanesque rock poetry or by elevating the human spirit a la...

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...Hall of Fame gig London, Nov 2 : Lead vocalist of The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger, made a surprise appearance during the second night of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame concerts in New York City joining U2 on stage. Jagger, 66, appeared...

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...too large to host a concert. Advertisement Spartan Stadium, which hosted a Rolling Stones concert on the band's Voodoo Lounge tour in 1994, has a capacity of 75,000 for football games. Including general admission seating, the U2...

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...at the world-famous event. Veteran rockers The Rolling Stones are favourites to headline the final night of the three-day event, while Radiohead and Beyonce Knowles have also been tipped to appear. Subscribe to this news alert...

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...Stage At Hall Of Fame Show ROLLING STONES frontman MICK JAGGER made a surprise appearance on stage with U2 on Friday (30Oct09) during the second night of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame concerts in New York City. The first show on Thursday...

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...sure, U2 at their touring highpoint. Errors were made by the band, but U2's highly illustrious gig competed with The Rolling Stones' exuberant, especial gigs during its A Bigger Bang Tour (2005-07). U2 displayed a similar intensity, and...

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