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Dome's Stones lineup a sellout
Dome's Stones lineup a sellout

Dome's Stones lineup a sellout

Date9/10/1989
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  • Dome's Stones lineup a sellout
  • Dome's Stones lineup a sellout. Thousands of Rolling Stones fans inch their way to the box office yesterday morning to try for tickets for the fourth Stones concert at the SkyDome on Dec. 4. The box office didn't open until 9.30 a.m. but most fans had been in the line since late Friday night. The show is sold out; as is the third Toronto concert on the tour on Dec.3.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Dome's Stones lineup a sellout. Thousands of Rolling Stones fans inch their way to the box office yesterday morning to try for tickets for the fourth Stones concert at the SkyDome on Dec. 4. The box office didn't open until 9.30 a.m. but most fans had been in the line since late Friday night. The show is sold out; as is the third Toronto concert on the tour on Dec.3.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0102416F
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