• Miss You
• Honky Tonk Women

--- Intro

1. Start Me Up
2. You Got Me Rocking
3. Shattered
4. Tumbling Dice
5. Rough Justice
6. Back Of My Hand
7. Beast Of Burden
8. She's So Cold
9. Heartbreaker
10. Night Time (Is The Right Time) (Ray Charles cover song)
11. The Worst (Keith)
12. Infamy (Keith)
13. Miss You
14. Oh No Not You Again
15. Satisfaction
16. Honky Tonk Women
    --- Break
17. Sympathy For The devil

There will probably be a few more songs on Sunday. They will be taken from the list of the most rehearsed songs in Toronto. This list will be available here on Saturday, including more details of the final week of rehearsals in Toronto, songs they might bring on etc. Stay tuned.

Start     :  7:49pm
Intro     :  8:27pm
Finish    : 10:03pm

Fireworks : 10:14pm

Saturday Aug. 20

Newbury Fine Arts, 29 Newbury St., Boston. Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Call 617-536-0210.

Game On! Main meeting place for IORR fans! The primary place to meet will be Game On!. Adress is 82 Lansdowne Street, right on Fenway. See picture on the right. Game On is a great bar and restaurant on the corner of the Fenway Park building itself, corner of Lansdowne St and Brookline Ave. Take the Green Underground to Kenmore Station. Turn left out of the underground and keep left outside. You will soon see Fenway, and Game On! is easy to spot once you arrive to Fenway. The Rolling Stones will probably be on stage around 8pm, and the warm-up probably by 6:30, so the recommended meeting time at Game On! is on the show days Sunday 21 and Tuesday 23 from 4pm to 6pm. They do not take bookings but if you tell you are coming and give your name and where you come from then at least we can try to arrange for space for people who are coming at 4pm. Please send e-mail to [email protected] - See you at Game On! PS. Game On! is open until 2am so there should be no problems having a beer or a bite even after the concerts!

Other nice places to meet, drink and eat in Boston:

• Boston Beer Works - 61 Brookline Ave - opposite Fenway.
  This is a large microbrew restaurant with lots of space and great food. The beers are great, lots to choose from, all fresh and local. The place is right opposite Fenway stadium, on the corner of Brookline Ave and Yawkey Way. This is a typical place to meet up on show day Sunday and Tuesday. Come early, as it will be crowded as doors open and there are many people in the area. PS. Make sure you go to the right place if you take a taxi, i.e. to Fenway, as they also have a place near the Fleetcenter, and also in salem...
• P. F. Changs China Bistro - On Charles street by Boylston st.
  This place is perfectly located in the Theater District. I.e. if you stay at one of the numerous hotels there, like Doubletree, Radisson, Marriott, Four Seasons etc. The food is excellent. It is a China restaurant, but the food is not just "china", but generally a lot to choose from. They do also have a bar and drinks. Prices are great, knowing this is a well kept secret of great food. You can sit outside, lots of space, but try not to go there in rush hours 7pm - 9pm, because many people who live in Boston have found out about this place, and you have to queue for a table then. Typically a place to meet in the early afternoon show-days, or whenever. And you might see band members and others walking by on the street of course. The location is perfect indeed.
• Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery - 115 Stuart Street
  This one is around the corner from P. F. Changs. Another microbrewery, with great beers and great food. Lots of space inside and also lots outside. This is a place to meet any time really, and the nice thing is it is not that full, even if it is close by anything. Also, it is just across the street of the night club ARIA, where the Stones had their after-party during the 2002 tour start.
• Bennigan's Grill & Tavern - 191 Stuart street
  This one is around the corner from P. F. Changs, before you get to Rock Bottom. Actually right on the corner of Charles street and Stuart street. Opening hours 11am to 11:30pm Mon-Thu, and to 1am Fri/Sat. They have both food and lots of drinks. Used to get a beer or food any time, even after shows in 2002. Lots of space, nice Irish style.

It takes 25 minutes to walk from the Theater District to Copley. These areas are the two with the most large hotels in central Boston. For the Theater District places above use the underground station Boylston. Then it takes another 20 minutes walk from Copley to Fenway. Or just a few minutes by underground to the station Kenmore right close by Fenway. All these underground stations on the green line. And the locations of these places? Well, they are all hot spots, simple as that.