Mick Jagger, the Rolling Stones frontman who turns 79 next month, joined his bandmates for a spirited performance at Milan’s Giuseppe Meazza stadium on Tuesday.
According to reports, he appeared in a good mood as he moved around the stage with jeans black tights and a pink jacket, along with guitarists Ronnie Wood, 75, and Keith Richards, 78. Drummer Steve Jordan, 65, joined the band after the death of Charlie Watts, who died at the age of 80 in 2021 due to throat cancer.
In a short video message on Twitter before the concert, Jagger said: “Hello everyone, thank you so much for all your lovely messages, I really appreciate it. Sorry for the inconvenience about the shows. But we will be on stage in Milan on Tuesday, see you there.”
The Rolling Stones cancel concert in Amsterdam: Mick Jagger with COVID
His comeback came after he told fans he was feeling “a lot better” following his COVID diagnosis, forcing the Stones to postpone two tour dates. sixties, for the six decades of the group.
Jagger said on Instagram: “Thank you all so much for your well wishes and messages over the past few days. I feel so much better and can’t wait to get back on stage next week! The Amsterdam date has been rescheduled for July 7th and we will have news of the new Bern date as soon as possible. See you soon! Micky“.
Last week, the rockers postponed their concert at the Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam after Jagger tested positive for COVID. They said on social media: “The Rolling Stones deeply regret this postponement, but the safety of the audience, fellow musicians and the tour team has to take priority.”
In 2019 Jagger was forced to postpone the Stones concerts after his doctors advised him three months off to undergo heart valve replacement surgery.
