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An evening with the "dancing" superstar MJ...

No...I am not talking about Michael Jackson; about Sir Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones. We (the other one was Mr. Dinesh) went and saw 'The Rolling Stones' on tour with - A Bigger Bang - on the 20th. What a performance! You would'nt believe its a 63 year old man on stage. He's got so much enthusiasm and energy, its no surprise they are a great act. I haven't been any other major gig, so may be I am exaggerating...but wow...I certainly am going for many more...

As per the ticket, camera's weren't allowed; being the good citizens we didn't take it with us, however, many others did. Out of desperation, we had to rely on the 2 megapixels on our mobiles...

Sir Mick Jagger on the giant screen [Photo came from the BBC website]
Before the event [Taken using my Samsung D600]
People still pouring into the stadium [Taken using my Samsung D600]
During the performance [Taken using my Samsung D600]
The Nokia seems far better ;( Stadium filling up with people [Taken using Dinesh's Nokia]
'Feeder' performed before the Rolling Stones. They were really good too![Taken using Dinesh's Nokia]
During the performance [Taken using Dinesh's Nokia]
Later in the performance [Taken using Dinesh's Nokia]
A part of the stage detached from the front and moved on a rail to the middle of the stadium [Taken using Dinesh's Nokia]
Stage on the move [Taken using Dinesh's Nokia]
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