The Rolling Stones Play ‘All Down The Line’ & ‘Fool To Cry’ In Berlin

The Rolling Stones closed out their 60th Anniversary Tour of Europe on Wednesday with a concert in Berlin, Germany. A pair of tour debuts made it into the setlist at Waldbühne as “All Down The Line” and “Fool To Cry” both saw action for the first time this year last night.

“Street Fighting Man” held down its usual spot opening the evening for the legendary band in Berlin. The Rolling Stones then dusted off “All Down The Line” for just the second time since 2016. The gem from 1972’s Exile On Main St. was last played on October 17, 2021 at SoFi Stadium near Los Angeles. Mick Jagger took an opportunity to salute late drummer Charlie Watts after “All Down The Line.”

Jagger led his bandmates through a run of tour staples “Tumbling Dice,” “Rocks Off” and “Out Of Time” next. Another surprise followed with the first “Fool To Cry” of 2022. The Rolling Stones shelved the song that appears on their 1976 album Black And Blue between 1999 and 2018. Last night marked the group’s third “Fool To Cry” performance since busting out the track on May 22, 2018 in London.

The evening’s second and final tour debut gave way to “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” and the band’s 2020 single “Living In A Ghost Town.” Jagger then fronted The Stones on “Honky Tonk Woman” before guitarist Keith Richards stepped into the spotlight for “You Got The Silver” and “Happy.” Mick returned for the rest of the set featuring one classic after another including a “Gimme Shelter”/”Jumpin’ Jack Flash” pairing to close the frame. The Rolling Stones ended the night and tour with an encore consisting of “Sympathy For The Devil” and “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.”

Check out fan-captured video of the tour debuts below: