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The Rolling Stones live in Baton Rouge 1975
June 1, 1975: Dunkirk Hall, Louisiana State University Assembly Center, Baton Rouge, LA, USA (2 shows; both first shows of the Tour of the Americas and also on the day of his 28th birthday, the first with Ronnie Wood in the band ever)
1st show: Honky Tonk Women/All Down The Line/If You Can’t Rock Me-Get Off Of My Cloud/ You Gotta Move/Rocks Off/Ain’t Too Proud To Beg/Star Star/Gimme Shelter/ You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Band introduction/Happy Birthday RW/Happy/Tumbling Dice/Luxury/Fingerprint File/Angie/That’s Life/Outa Space/Dance Little Sister/Brown Sugar/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/Jumping Jack Flash/Rip This Joint/Street Fighting Man/Midnight Rambler
2nd show: Honky Tonk Women/All Down The Line/If You Can’t Rock Me-Get Off Of My Cloud/Ain’t Too Proud To Beg/Star Star/Gimme Shelter/You Gotta Move/Band introduction/Happy Birthday RW & CW/You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Happy/Tumbling Dice/Luxury/Fingerprint File/Angie/Wild Horses/That’s Life/Outa Space/Brown Sugar/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/Jumping Jack Flash/Rip This Joint/Street Fighting Man/Midnight Rambler
The Rolling Stones Rock Baton Rouge – June 1, 1975
June 1, 1975, wasn’t just any night—it was the kickoff of The Rolling Stones’ legendary Tour of the Americas and the first official show with Ronnie Wood as a full-on Stone! The place? Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The crowd? Wild and ready. And the band? On fire. The Stones actually played two shows that day at the LSU Assembly Center, and fans couldn’t believe their luck.
Ronnie’s Birthday Bash and Debut Gig
To make it even more iconic, June 1st also happened to be Ronnie Wood’s 28th birthday! Talk about a killer way to join the band—debut gig with The Stones and a birthday party rolled into one. Ronnie fit right in from the start, jamming alongside Keith like they’d been doing it forever. From Honky Tonk Women to Fingerprint File and lots more, the energy was off the charts. That night in Baton Rouge marked a whole new era for the Stones—and Ronnie’s still going strong today. What a way to make an entrance!
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