Rolling Stones Concert Page Still Shows View from Brooklyn

New York City's Rolling Stones fans are still bummed about losing out on the Rolling Stones' 50th Anniversary concert in Brooklyn. (All signs pointed to a Barclays Center appearance, but the boys decided to schlep their stuff to Newark.)

Now, unfortunately, we have to listen to the hype -- the movie! the book! the exhibitions! -- the whole pre-concert build up.

Yesterday, Reuters reported that Mick Jagger said the Stones had rehearsed "around 70 songs" for the concerts, and guitarist Keith Richards assured fans the veteran British rockers would "deliver."

Meanwhile, the skyline graphic on the Rolling Stones' concert page still shows the Statue of Liberty -- as seen from Brooklyn.

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Moonalice Poster Exhibit and Concert at Brooklyn Bowl

Moonalice is a band that com­mis­sions a poster for every gig and gives them away for free.  Since the band’s for­ma­tion in 2007, Moon­al­ice has pro­duced almost 550 orig­i­nal gig posters with art­work from over 20 artists, including many of the leg­endary poster artists of the psy­che­delic 60′s as well as today’s top rock poster artists.

The full series of Moon­al­ice posters will be on dis­play and avail­able for pur­chase at the Brooklyn Bowl on October 28.  Many Moon­al­ice poster artists will be attend­ing in-person.

The poster show opens at noon, Moonalice’s con­cert will fol­low the poster show in the evening.

More information here.


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