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When did the pretenders open for the Rolling Stones?

: The Rolling Stones / The Pretenders at Gillette Stadium Foxborough, Massachusetts, United States | Concert Archives.

Thereof, what happened to the original members of the pretenders?

Sadly, over the years, the Pretenders have had their share of drug-related tragedies... Chrissie Hynde fired Pete Farndon on June 14, 1982. Two days later, James Honeyman-Scott died of heart failure as a result of cocaine use. Farndon was found dead April 14, 1983.

People also ask what happened to the lead singer of the pretenders?

"Talk of the Town" and "Message of Love" were on both. The Pretenders lineup would change repeatedly over the next decade. Honeyman-Scott died of a drug overdose on June 16, 1982, just days after Farndon had been fired from the band. Farndon also died of a drug overdose the following year.

When was Stevie Nicks last concert?

The last Stevie Nicks concert was on at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana, United States. The bands that performed were: Stevie Nicks / Ingrid Andress.

How many people were at the Stevie Nicks concert?

Stevie Nicks gives robust, eclectic performance to massive and reverential Ruoff crowd. Prior to about 9:15 p.m. on Tuesday evening, Ruoff Music Center had a stage. When Stevie Nicks revealed herself to 24,000 rabid fans, it became an altar. The wave of her hand drew screams.

Who is the opening act for the Rolling Stones?

The show, which will be on June 25, will also be opened by Kelly McGrath, JJ Rosa, and Vista Kicks. Their July 3 slate will feature Sam Fender, The Dinner Party, Christone Kingfish Ingram, The Flints, and Courtney Barnett.

Thereof, who opened for the rolling stones in 2006?

Tour dates

Date	City	Opening act
	Inglewood	Queens of the Stone Age
	North Little Rock	Merle Haggard
	Sunrise	The Meters
	New York City	The B-52's

You can also ask: who opened for the rolling stone?

(Richards is 77, and Wood is 74.) But if this is indeed the Rolling Stones' farewell to the road, the band can tumble off into the sunset, confident in a job well done. David Shaw of the Revivalists performs as the opening act for the Rolling Stones on Sept. 26, 2021, at the Dome at America's Center.

Regarding this, are the pretenders in the rock n roll hall of fame?

When the Pretenders formed in London in 1978, the odds were stacked firmly against them. But through the drug-related deaths of founding bassist and guitarist Peter Farndon and James Honeyman-Scott, the band pulled it off and became New Wave legends and, this year, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees.

One may also ask: who played guitar for the pretenders?

Along with 13 years as the lead guitarist in The Pretenders under his belt, James Walbourne has played with Jerry Lee Lewis and The Pogues and has folk-rock royalty for in-laws.

By Loydie