Hi - During this song at 38 seconds Mick does a wave. This wave was to me and my toddler son! I am scouring the internet trying to figure out if anyone has any other footage of this song that shows me and my son in it. By chance do you or anyone you know that my have been sitting by you?
@@hannaj4032 My 5 yr old loves the Stones and plays drums, but I wouldn't take him to the show because I wouldn't go myself. Expensive, crowded, a lot of hassle. But kids are people, and you can take them to a Stones concert if you want to pay $2000 for their ticket or whatever it costs for those seats..
@@georgemetesky5519 Most regular Stones tickets are expensive. But the Stones do offer a handful of fairly cheap “Lucky Dip” tickets. In fact, I attended this show with Lucky Dips. I paid about $100 total tor the pair. ($39.99 a ticket plus fees.) The catch is that you don’t know seats you’ll have until the night of the show when they hand you the envelope. You could be in the worst upper level nosebleeds. You could be in obstructed view lowers. You could be in the front GA Pit. It’s a mystery grab. Makes it fun. They only sell a handful of them, the day the show goes onsale to the public, right from the Stones’ official site.
Yes, we took out two year old. It was my husband’s 21st show. His dream was to get a photo of him With his son and mick in the background. We had pit tickets and stayed on the outer ring of it. It was fantastic and surprisingly there were a handful Of other kids there. I was weary of doing it but it was a bucket list moment for my husband. It was worth it!
Hi - During this song at 38 seconds Mick does a wave. This wave was to me and my toddler son! I am scouring the internet trying to figure out if anyone has any other footage of this song that shows me and my son in it. By chance do you or anyone you know that my have been sitting by you?
You took your toddler to a concert?
@@hannaj4032 My 5 yr old loves the Stones and plays drums, but I wouldn't take him to the show because I wouldn't go myself.
Expensive, crowded, a lot of hassle. But kids are people, and you can take them to a Stones concert if you want to pay $2000 for their ticket or whatever it costs for those seats..
@@hannaj4032 mick takes his son too the shows....
@@georgemetesky5519 Most regular Stones tickets are expensive. But the Stones do offer a handful of fairly cheap “Lucky Dip” tickets.
In fact, I attended this show with Lucky Dips. I paid about $100 total tor the pair. ($39.99 a ticket plus fees.)
The catch is that you don’t know seats you’ll have until the night of the show when they hand you the envelope.
You could be in the worst upper level nosebleeds. You could be in obstructed view lowers. You could be in the front GA Pit. It’s a mystery grab. Makes it fun.
They only sell a handful of them, the day the show goes onsale to the public, right from the Stones’ official site.
Yes, we took out two year old. It was my husband’s 21st show. His dream was to get a photo of him
With his son and mick in the background. We had pit tickets and stayed on the outer ring of it. It was fantastic and surprisingly there were a handful
Of other kids there. I was weary of doing it but it was a bucket list moment for my husband. It was worth it!