The Rolling Stones

In October 2006, The Rolling Stones performed live at Rio de Janeiro's Praia de Copacabana, showcasing a career that had spanned over four decades. By this time, the band was promoting their album "A Bigger Bang," which was released in September 2005 and marked their first studio album in eight years. This album included hits like “Streets of Love” and “Rain Fall Down,” the latter of which features in their Rio concert setlist. The 2006 concert also highlighted the band's immense popularity in South America, being one of the largest free concerts in history, attracting over a million fans. This period reflected the Stones' enduring legacy, as they continued to draw massive crowds and maintain their reputation as rock icons, even while confronting the challenges of aging. Their performance in Rio is a testament to their vitality and connection with fans across generations.

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