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The Rolling Stones live in Solana Beach 2015
May 27, 2015: Belly Up, Solana Beach, CA, USA (private gig; unverified setlist) Start Me Up/It’s Only Rock’n Roll/You Got Me Rocking/Tumbling Dice/When The Whip Comes Down/I Got The Blues/Crazy Mama/Paint It Black/Midnight Rambler/Miss You/Honky Tonk Women/Sympathy For The Devil/Jumping Jack Flash/Brown Sugar/Satisfaction *All photos from the IORR site
More about The Rolling Stones Live in Solana Beach 2015
On May 27, 2015, The Rolling Stones played an ultra-exclusive private show at the legendary Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach, California. With a capacity of just over 600 people, the venue offered an incredibly intimate setting for fans lucky enough to attend this rare performance. The gig took place just two days before the band kicked off their Zip Code tour, making it a warm-up show filled with raw energy and spontaneity.
Although the setlist remains unverified, those present recall a mix of classics and crowd favorites delivered with trademark Stones swagger. From Keith Richards’ gritty guitar licks to Mick Jagger’s ever-youthful stage presence, the band proved once again why they remain rock’s most enduring live act.
A Night to Remember
The Belly Up show was a throwback to the days when the Stones played small clubs early in their career. Fans, industry insiders, and VIP guests were treated to an electrifying performance that reminded everyone of the band’s roots. No big screens, no pyrotechnics—just pure, unfiltered rock and roll.
This private concert became one of the most talked-about “secret” shows in the band’s recent history. While video or audio recordings have yet to surface, the night lives on through word of mouth and lucky firsthand accounts. Whether verified or not, Solana Beach 2015 remains a standout moment in the Stones’ live legacy—proof that even after five decades, The Rolling Stones can still surprise and thrill.
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