“Turn these faces up when your whole world is black”. It feels like a small light in the dark. The Rolling Stones performed in Vienna Austria, on July 15, 2022 as part of their “SIXTY” tour celebrating their 60th anniversary. Their music moves between sadness and strength. It show feelings without hiding them. You Can’t Always Get What You Want is a clear example.
In “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” the stadium glimmers under stage lights and the Ukrainian children’s choir joins. It begins with the soft pain of wanting something you can’t have yet, making us remember that the journey can be just as important as the goal. The show included a mix of classic hits and newer tracks, with Mick Jagger running the stage and strong guitar work from Keith Richards. It showcases their empathy and how sound can heal.
The Rolling Stones Live In Vienna, Austria 15/07/2022
Listeners often feel seen during times when life asks too much. Many imagine sharing that emotion in private stories of wanting, of missing, of letting go. The Stones don’t just perform; they meet the hearts of their fans.
As that song fades, the mood doesn’t break, it shifts. “Out of Time” enters like a breath after holding one’s breath too long. Mick gently waving farewell to what’s slipping away, as melodies drift over the crowd. The transition feels like moving from realization to release. Together the two songs map the arc of resilience from longing to knowing from holding on to understanding. It’s a poignant bridge of emotional clarity.
The rolling stones – Out of time
Fans often say “Out of Time” echoes moments when life spins too fast and leaves you breathless. Its lyrics feel like a mirror for regret and possibility. That sense of being “out of time” becomes less a burden and more a prompt to seize, now the Stones’ honesty invites its listeners to find meaning in that pause between past and future.
In Vienna, those two songs wove a story of letting go and moving forward. Their music lingers because it understands the heart’s rhythms. Follow them on Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube. You may hear the song that speaks your next silent truth.