Rock Legend Mick Jagger Explores NASA’s Johnson Space Center Before Rolling Stones World Tour Kickoff
The legendary Rolling Stones are gearing up to kick off their highly anticipated 2024 tour at NRG Stadium in Houston, promising an unforgettable experience for fans. But just days before the big show, the iconic frontman Mick Jagger took a detour to visit one of Houston’s historic sites that truly is out of this world.
Jagger, known for his energy and charisma on stage, surprised fans by posting a series of photos on his social media from his tour of NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston on April 26. The photos included Jagger standing in front of the Mission Control room, wearing virtual reality goggles and trying out what seemed to be a spaceflight simulator. The 80-year-old rock legend seemed to be having a blast exploring the space center.
The Rolling Stones’ official poster for the Houston concert also paid homage to NASA, with a spaceman linked to the band’s iconic tongue-and-lips logo, surrounded by rocket ships and a starry sky.
Unsurprisingly, fans were thrilled to see Jagger’s space center adventure and flooded his social media with positive reactions. Comments like “Mick keeps moving and feeding that intellectual mind,” and “Mick is still on fire, rocking since the 60s,” filled the comments section.
The Rolling Stones’ tour director, Dale Skjerseth, also shared insights on the upcoming tour in an interview with Houston TV station KHOU. He elaborated on the reasons why Houston was chosen as the kickoff location, highlighting the venue’s climate-controlled environment at NRG Stadium.
Regarding the show’s content, Skjerseth teased that all the video content is brand new and has been meticulously crafted to give fans the best experience possible. The band members are reportedly excited and nervous to hit the stage again, showcasing their dedication to their craft.
The 2024 tour, in support of their latest album “Hackney Diamonds,” will feature 19 concerts across various cities, culminating in a performance in Santa Clara, California, by July 17. Artists like Gary Clark Jr. will join the band as opening acts, making each show a unique and memorable experience for concert-goers.
From the Jazz & Heritage Festival in New Orleans to shows at iconic venues like MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, and SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, The Rolling Stones are set to deliver a tour that will go down in history. Tickets for the concerts are already available through StubHub and other outlets, ensuring that fans don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime musical experience.
Don’t miss the chance to witness rock ‘n’ roll history in the making with The Rolling Stones as they rock the stage on their 2024 tour. Get your tickets now and be prepared to be blown away by the legendary band’s electrifying performance!
