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Fans flock to Seattle for The Rolling Stones 'No Filter Tour'

The Rolling Stones returned to Seattle after 13 years. Thousands of fans packed into CenturyLink Field for the reunion tour.

SEATTLE — Rock 'n' roll royalty returned to the Emerald City. The Rolling Stones are back in Seattle after 13 years. 

A crowd of 50,000 turned out Wednesday night at CenturyLink Field. The Stones were originally scheduled to perform on May 22, but the concert was postponed for Mick Jagger's health issues. 

Jagger assured fans he'd be back with an Instagram post showing off his energy and moves. 

Even at 75 and recovering from heart surgery, Mick Jagger still has the moves. The Rolling Stones frontman posted a video on Twitter and Instagram Wednesday showing himself looking in a mirror and dancing around like fans have seen him do on stage for decades.

The Rolling Stones kicked off the 'No Filter Tour' in Europe in 2017. The Seattle show was number 11 in North America, with only four more shows to go. 

Wednesday's concert featured openers Lukas Nelson & Promise Of The Real. 

What's your favorite song or memory of The Rolling Stones? Tell us on Facebook or text 206-448-4545. 

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