Coronavirus forces The Rolling Stones to cancel their North American tour
As satanic as their majesties were, the pandemic forces the group to make a stop
We have been saying for weeks that older people should be careful with this virus, so it does not surprise anyone that a group of septuagenarians decides to suspend a summer tourne in the United States. Not even if those guys are the Rolling Stones themselves. Yes, They, with more reasons than any other, have also made official the cancellation of their next tour, which was to take place in North America, from San Diego (May 8) to Atlanta (July 9).
The 76 years of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, the 78 of Charlie Watts and the 72 of Ronnie Wood are compelling reasons to constantly think about his retirementBut there are many more reasons now to take a quiet retreat at home, safely.
"We are very disappointed to have to postpone the tour", the group has confessed on social networksBut the situation is what it is and neither they nor their followers can expose themselves to the future of the current destiny. "We are sorry for the fans who expected it as much as we do, but everyone's health and safety must take priority.", they continued.
