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Mick Jagger Talks New Rolling Stones Tour, Aretha Franklin and Grammys!!

Mick Jagger likes a buzz. A natural buzz. The Rolling Stones frontman, who will tour America next spring with his iconic band, says live shows give him a rush that can’t be matched and is the reason that at 75, he still loves touring. “When you go out in front of all those people you get an enormous rush of chemicals in your body — your own chemicals, not chemicals you’ve put in,” he said laughing. “Let’s face it, it is a huge buzz. Must be like playing football or something,” he said. Jagger should feel like a football player — since he’ll be playing the same stadiums as NFL stars when the Stones’ No Filter tour launches in Miami on April 20, 2019. Tickets go on sale Friday and the 13 shows will hit Florida, Texas, Arizona, California, Washington, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Illinois and Washington, D.C. Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones performs live on stage at Murrayfield Stadium on June 9, 2018 in Edinburgh, Scotland. READ MORE Mick Jagger Is Working on Some #NewMusic “Basically your life’s attuned to doing those few hours onstage and everything else is a build up to that. Of course, you get to enjoy yourself at other times, but really you’re thinking about the next show or the show you’re doing that night,” said Jagger, who will be joined onstage with Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts. “A lot of prep time goes into that — keeping yourself (together) so you can get through the whole thing without screwing up physically and mentally and keeping yourself really sharp. But I really enjoy it.” In an interview Monday with The Associated Press, Jagger talked about the tour, only having three Grammys and appearing in the new-but-old Aretha Franklin concert documentary, Amazing Grace, filmed at a Los Angeles church in 1972. The Rolling Stones READ MORE The Rolling Stones Confirm U.S. Leg of No Filter Tour: See the Dates AP: What can fans expect from the U.S. shows? Mick Jagger: A good night out! A good night out for all. We did a kind of similar tour in Europe this summer, so it’s got a lot of fun. ...It’s pretty high energy and it’s a good a show, I think. I’m into it!!

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