The bow can’t always be tense, 78-year-old Mick Jagger must have thought. The day before their performance in the King Baudouin Stadium, the frontman of rock band The Rolling Stones went into the capital, including a white cap to be a little less recognizable. A disguise that turned out to work, because on the Vismarkt, among other places, bystanders don’t seem to realize who is posing in front of them.
In addition to the Vismarkt, the statue of Jacques Brel at the Oud Korenhuis, a cocktail in La Pharmacie Anglaise on the Koudenberg and the Blondie and Blinkie comic strip wall in the Kapucijnenstraat were also on the program. “I had a great time during my discovery tour of Brussels, I look forward to seeing you at the King Baudouin Stadium,” it sounds on Jagger’s Twitter account.
Tonight The Rolling Stones are coming to the King Baudouin Stadium as a stopover during their ‘Sixty’ tour, with which they want to celebrate the band’s sixtieth birthday. In addition to Brussels, Vienna, Berlin, Paris and Stockholm are also honored with a visit. There was a lot of criticism about the high ticket prices, which fluctuate between 99 and 500 euros. Tonight’s concert at the Heysel is not completely sold out yet.
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