The Rolling Stones

In July 2003, The Rolling Stones performed at the SARSstock benefit concert in Toronto, which was part of a large event aimed at boosting the economy and reviving tourism in the city following the SARS outbreak. Leading up to this live recording, the band had released their studio album "Loyalty" in 2002, which was later followed by a successful tour in support of the album, showcasing their immense staying power in the music industry. The performance at SARSstock was particularly notable not only for its scale, attracting over 400,000 attendees, but also for featuring a collaborative moment with Justin Timberlake on "Miss You" and AC/DC's Brian Johnson joining on "Rock Me Baby." This concert exemplified the band's ability to adapt and remain relevant in a changing musical landscape while still celebrating their classic hits, solidifying their legacy as rock legends.

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