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The Rolling Stones played their first show without late drummer, Charlie Watts, who died on Aug. 24 at the age of 80, and did so in his honor. Mick Jagger posted a video of his heartfelt on-stage tribute to Watts during the event, which was a concert organized by Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts.

The rock star told the audience, “This is our first tour without our dear Charlie Watts in 59 years, so it is a bit of a melancholy night for us.” “And we all miss Charlie so much, we miss him as a band and we mourn him as friends on and off the stage, and we got so many memories of Charlie and I am sure some of you who seen us before have memories of Charlie as well,” Jagger added as the crowd applauded.

After passing the microphone to bandmate Ronnie Wood, Jagger lifted a glass and made a toast, saying, “Charlie, we are praying for you, man, and playing for you!” “Now what are we going to do?” “Jagger said.” “I am feeling very emotional now.”

With veteran drummer Steve Jordan behind the kit, the band proceeded to perform a set of fifteen songs. This weekend marks the formal start of the Rolling