The Rolling Stones

In 1999, The Rolling Stones were in the midst of their No Security Tour, which was primarily aimed at promoting their live album of the same name released in 1998. Prior to this tour, the band had enjoyed significant commercial success with their studio album "Bridges to Babylon," released in 1997, which featured hits like "You Don't Move Me" and "Out of Control." The Civic Arena concert in Pittsburgh on March 11, 1999, marked a notable moment in the No Security Tour as it debuted "Gimme Shelter," a classic that had not been performed live during this specific tour until that night. The band's ability to revitalize older hits and the high energy of their performances exemplified their enduring appeal and adaptability in the music scene, even as they approached their fourth decade of touring together. This concert solidified their status as rock legends, continuing to attract fans with both nostalgia and new material.

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