Following their successful 2021 "No Filter" tour, The Rolling Stones are heading to Europe this year.
The "SIXTY" tour -- in celebration of their 60th anniversary -- will find the band playing stadiums in Spain, France, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Sweden, Austria and the Netherlands.
They'll also perform two shows in the U.K.: Their first show in Liverpool in more than 50 years, and two shows in London's Hyde Park.
MORE: Rolling Stones release 'Living in a Ghost Town,' 1st new song in 8 yearsHyde Park, of course, has figured prominently in the Stones' history ever since the free festival they played there in 1969, just two days after the death of founding member Brian Jones.
The tour, with Steve Jordan once again filling in for the late Charlie Watts on drums, gets underway June 1 in Madrid and wraps up July 31 in Stockholm.
It'll boast "a spectacular new ... production, including a massive stage, cutting edge lighting and state of the art video design," according to a press release.
MORE: Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts dies at age 80Last year's "No Filter" tour, the band's first one without Watts, who died in August of 2021, was a huge success, filling stadiums across the U.S.
