Stones rock the Garden


The Rolling Stones proved they still have what it takes to bring down the house Wednesday, playing to an almost-sold-out crowd of 12,101 in their first of this week’s two shows at TD Garden. The band is celebrating 50 years together on its “50 & Counting Tour” and will play a second show Friday at 8 p.m.


Pictured: Mick Jagger performed during the concert.



The Rolling Stones proved they still have what it takes to bring down the house Wednesday, playing to an almost-sold-out crowd of 12,101 in their first of this week’s two shows at TD Garden. The band is celebrating 50 years together on its “50 & Counting Tour” and will play a second show Friday at 8 p.m.


Pictured: Mick Jagger performed during the concert.


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Mick Jagger revved up the crowd during a slew of Stones songs, including the finale performance of “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.”


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Check out that stage! The Stones’ supersize signature lips changed color throughout the night.


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Mick Jagger was joined by Boston University’s Marsh Chapel Choir (not pictured) for “You Can’t Always Get What You Want,” during the show.


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Special guest guitarist Gary Clarke performed “I’m Going Down” with the Stones.


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The band performed classics like “Gimme Shelter.”


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Another view of the color-changing set at the TD Garden.


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We wonder if Mick Jagger did the “Rooster” during the show. If you haven’t seen it before, check out Jimmy Fallon’s impression of Jagger’s dance moves from an episode of “Saturday Night Live.”


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Mick Jagger strutted his stuff.


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From left: Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards were joined by guitarist Gary Clarke at TD Garden.


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Mick Jagger and company in concert at TD Garden.


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Mick Jagger and Keith Richards jammed.


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Mick Jagger at TD Garden. Tickets are still available for the Friday show on Ticketmaster.


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