Rolling Stones Detroit tour stop ‘miracle’ after ‘gut punch’ of drummer’s death

Written By Allen Farst

DETROIT — When the Rolling Stones rolled into Detroit earlier this week for one of the final stops on their much-ballyhooed “No Filter” tour, it marked another incredible milestone for the venerable band that’s been rocking stages for 59 years.

Longtime Rolling Stones keyboardist Chuck Leavell called it “not much short of a miracle” that the legendary band’s mammoth U.S. “No Filter” tour had happened at all.

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