UPDATE June 21 at 2:25 p.m. to include sale details.
The Rolling Stones were at Empower Field in Denver Thursday night for one of just 16 stops on a North American tour, and they delighted local fans before ever taking the stage.
One day before the event, the legendary rock band unveiled what appears to be a concert poster featuring one of the Mile High City’s own wild, wild horses, “Mustang.” Or as you colloquially know him, Blucifer.
In the graphic, the local icon sports his signature red eyes as well as the Stones’ classic tongue and lips logo. Concert producer AEG Presents confirmed the poster, created by artist Miles Wintner, was available for sale at the show.
Couldn’t make it? No sweat — the poster is also available for $50 in the band’s online shop. The image is also available on a T-shirt for the same price.
Check out the design below:
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See more pictures from the concert here.
Originally Published: June 20, 2024 at 10:37 a.m.
