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The Rolling Stones' "Urban Jungle" tour of Europe in 1990.
This tour was the European leg of the larger "Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle Tour" which ran from 1989 to 1990. The poster features a map of Europe with tour cities highlighted and a monstrous figure with the iconic Rolling Stones tongue and lips logo on its foot.
Key details about the tour include:
Dates: The European leg of the tour took place from May to August 1990.
Final concerts for a member: This was the last tour with original bassist Bill Wyman as a member of the band. His departure was officially announced in 1993.
Symbolic concert: A concert was added in Prague, Czechoslovakia, after the overthrow of the Communist regime. The new president, Václav Havel, a fan of the band, helped arrange the event, which was seen as a symbolic end of the revolution. The band donated all revenues from the show to a charity run by Havel's wife. |
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