The Rolling Stones said on Wednesday that Mick Jagger was feeling much better and that ‘all other dates from next week are scheduled to go ahead as planned’
The Rolling Stones plan to return to Amsterdam on July 7 to make up for a concert that was canceled earlier this week after lead singer Mick Jagger tested positive for COVID-19, promoter Mojo said on Wednesday.
In a tweet shared on Wednesday, the Stones said Mick Jagger was feeling much better. “All other dates from next week are scheduled to go ahead as planned,” the group added in a separate tweet. The Stones’ Monday performance was canceled at the last minute after Jagger experienced coronavirus symptoms at Amsterdam’s Johan Cruyff Arena.
This forced the band to also postpone a concert scheduled for Friday in Bern, Switzerland, as a spokesperson for the band said the 78-year old Jagger had quarantined in the Netherlands for at least five days.
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