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Rolling Stones Close 2021 Tour With Intimate Concert

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards on the final night of the Rolling Stones' 2021 tour

Two months after it began, the Rolling Stones have closed their 2021 No Filter tour. However, unlike the other concerts, which were held in stadiums, the performance on Tuesday night (Nov. 23) was for a more intimate (and well-heeled) audience. The 17-song concert at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fla., took place three days after their Nov. 20 performance in Austin, Tex., that was originally planned to be the final show of their 2021 run. The original Oct. 15 announcement described the concert as the Stones' "most intimate show in more than a decade."

Tickets for the 7,000 seat venue began at $281 (yes, those are the "cheap seats"). They scaled upwards to $456, $556 and $781, before topping out at $1006. (That's face value; ticket sellers were asking over $10,000 for some seats on the re-sale market.) Seats went on sale Oct. 18 and quickly sold-out.

The Stones' last performance of the previous tour was at Hard Rock Stadium near Miami on Aug. 30, 2019. That concert, which ended the 2019 edition of their No Filter tour, proved to be their final show with Charlie Watts. As with the other shows on the 2021 edition, the Stones dedicated the final concert to Watts.

Related: Our recap of Watts' final concert

The casino show served as a bookend of sorts for the band's 2021 tour. Prior to the Sept. 26 opener in St. Louis, they played a private concert at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts for roughly 300 people. The cost of that show was paid for by New England Patriots' owner Robert Kraft.

As was customary on this tour, a brief video tribute was paid to Watts, just before the Stones started their set with "Street Fighting Man."

The set continued with another favorite from their '60s catalog.

Ready for "19th Nervous Breakdown"? Here it comes…

Watch the Stones perform "Living In a Ghost Town"

Chuck Leavell gets things started on "Honky Tonk Women."

Keith Richards always sings lead on two mid-set numbers. On this night, it is was on "Connection" and "Slipping Away."

Watch them perform "Miss You"

Watch them close the main set with "Jumpin' Jack Flash"

More clips below…

The Rolling Stones, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Hollywood, Fla., Nov. 23, 2021 Setlist

Street Fighting Man
Let's Spend the Night Together
19th Nervous Breakdown
Tumbling Dice
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Living In a Ghost Town
Start Me Up
Honky Tonk Women
Connection
Slipping Away
Miss You
Midnight Rambler
Paint It Black
Sympathy For the Devil
Jumpin' Jack Flash

Encore
Gimme Shelter
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Watch the encore

Thanks to Fake Fan (nice seats!) and others for the videos.

Jagger said before the tour began that he expects the Stones to hit the stage in 2022 for their 60th anniversary. One would imagine that they'll need to first put some separation from the heartbreak and loss they suffered before they can even address their future.

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