The Stone Roses

On June 30, 2016, The Stone Roses performed at Madison Square Garden, marking their only U.S. tour date that year. This performance came shortly after the release of their comeback album, "The Stone Roses," which was released in 2016, 22 years after their second album, "Second Coming" in 1994. The band's long-awaited return to the live stage generated significant excitement among fans, especially given their influence on the Britpop movement in the 1990s. This concert showcased their enduring popularity and emphasized the band's legacy in alternative rock. The choice to perform at an iconic venue like Madison Square Garden highlighted their status in the music scene, affirming their relevance even after decades of absence from the U.S. market. Additionally, "Made of Stone," a track performed during the concert, reflects the band's signature sound and lyrical themes, resonating with both longtime followers and new listeners in attendance.

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