Description

In 2015, the Rolling Stones started again. The Stones, who have repeatedly been rumored to be going on a final tour and dispelled those rumors through their own activities, have announced a new tour for 2015. As if to coincide with the release of the masterpiece Sticky Fingers deluxe edition, 15 performances in North America named ZIP CODE TOUR were organized. The venue is mainly a stadium that can accommodate a large number of people, and a truly large-scale Stones-like tour has just begun. Prior to the tour, a warm-up gig was held in Hollywood, Los Angeles, on May 20, 2015, in front of a limited audience of only 1,300 people. At this time, the set list consisted of 16 songs, including all Sticky Fingers songs, and fans' expectations were high. Preparations were steadily made for the upcoming tour. The tour finally began in San Diego on May 24, 2015. This work includes a complete recording of the Columbus performance on May 30, 2015, the second day of the tour. The song chosen by fans at the Columbus performance was "Paint it black!" And the noteworthy point of this Columbus performance is that McCoy’s “Hang On Sloopy” was played. This is the first time in 49 years that the Stones have performed this song since 1966. This song is the official rock song of the state of Ohio, where Columbus is located, and is also the official theme song of MLB's Cleveland Indians. It was probably because of this that it was played as part of the service. Unfortunately, it wasn't a full performance, but the local fans were excited. The bonus tracks include four songs from the San Diego Petco Park performance on May 24, 2015, which were not played at the Columbus performance. In particular, "Moonlight Mile" recorded by Sticky Fingers will be performed live for the first time since 1999. And finally, it includes a spot advertisement that conveys the ZIP CODE TOUR.