THE ROLLING STONES 1965 UNUSED TICKET Keith Richards Mick Jagger Charlie Watts
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| Management number | 16141050 | Release Date | 2025/10/05 | List Price | $67.25 | Model Number | 16141050 | ||
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THE ROLLING STONES
RARE ORIGINAL UNUSED TICKET
November 1, 1965
War Memorial Auditorium
Rochester, New York
“HAS FADING, SEE ALL PHOTOS”
Flashback: Rolling Stones incite near-riot in '65
Rochester police and the staff of the War Memorial must have known trouble was brewing.
When the curtain went up the night of Nov. 1, 1965, there were 120 officers, War Memorial security, and ushers — the largest such show of crowd-control force in the venue's history — ready to keep the crowd under control. Maybe they needed a few more. That Rochester show before an estimated crowd of 4,000 was perhaps the shortest Rolling Stones concert of all time, shut down by police slightly after 9 p.m. after only six songs. It was only their second-ever tour of the United States, in support of the album Out of Our Heads. Guitarist and backing vocalist Keith Richards reportedly trash talked Rochester to the police, saying "This is a hick town.
| Category | Vintage & collectibles > Paper ephemera > Other |
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| Brand | The Rolling Stones |
| Condition | Good |
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