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The Rolling Stones were forced to postpone an additional exhibition in light of Mick Jagger’s recent struggle with COVID.
Just a day after canceling their performance in Amsterdam, the rockers postponed an exhibition for the time being in Bern, Switzerland, scheduled for Friday night.
“The Rolling Stones deeply regret this postponement, but the protection of the public, other musicians and the traveling team will have to be a priority,” the band said on Twitter on Tuesday.
The Bern exhibition will be postponed to a later date, while a performance in Milan scheduled for Tuesday will continue as planned.
Jagger, 78, announced Monday that he had tested positive for COVID and is expected to cancel the Rolling Stones’ performance that night.
“In fact, I regret that we had to postpone the Amsterdam exhibition at such short notice tonight. Unfortunately, I just tested positive for COVID,” he wrote in a post on Twitter. “Our goal is to postpone the date as soon as possible and leave. “return as soon as possible. Thank you all for your patience and understanding. Mick. “
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The organization wrote on Instagram that its mythical leader began to present symptoms “when he arrived at the stadium. “
The rockers “Satisfaction” kicked off their European tour in Madrid on June 1 and will finish in Stockholm, Sweden, on July 31.
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Last week, Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood conducted an exhibition in Liverpool, England, that featured a very special member of the audience: Jagger’s 5-year-old son, Deveraux.
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The singer’s girlfriend, Melanie Hamrick, shared a sweet video about her Instagram story of Deveraux dancing on the screen “You can’t always get what you want” while wearing a Rolling Stones t-shirt.
“Vibes,” Hamrick, 35, wrote in the video.