Cleveland fans finally have their satisfaction. Photo: Paul Bergen/Redferns
The Rolling Stones are hitting the road again in 2024, including a stop at Cleveland Browns Stadium on June 15.
Driving the news: The band announced its 16-city tour Tuesday, which starts April 28 in Houston and concludes on July 17 in Santa Clara, California.
- The Stones' famous tongue logo appeared on Cleveland's Terminal Tower this past weekend, signifying an announcement was imminent.
Flashback: Mick Jagger and company haven't played Cleveland since October 2002.
- The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band was scheduled for a stadium show in 2020, but it was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The big picture: The trek arrives 60 years after the Stones' first tour of the U.S. and celebrates their well-received 24th studio album, "Hackney Diamonds," released last month.
If you go: Tickets go on sale on Dec. 1 via Ticketmaster.
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