The Rolling Stones sets final North American performance

MANILA, Philippines — The Ozark Mountains of Missouri will rock as the ancient hills, valleys and lakes never have when The Rolling Stones light up Thunder Ridge Nature Arena on July 21.

It would be The Stones’ last performance on their final North American tour, and Thunder Ridge has been chosen as the venue for it. This was announced by Bass Pro Shops Big Cedar Lodge

The concert promises to be one of the most memorable and highly anticipated concert events ever. It is a pairing of the World’s Greatest Rock-and-Roll Band and the most breathtaking and awe-inspiring outdoor amphitheater in all of North America.

The Thunder Ridge concert stop is part of the Hackney Diamonds Tour ’24 for The Rolling Stones, which includes 20 performances in 16 cities. This is an additional date added to the series, and tickets will go on sale Friday, May 31, and will be available at ThunderRidgeNatureArena.com.

“We’re honored to host The Rolling Stones at Thunder Ridge Nature Arena and to showcase the amazing beauty of the Ozarks to music fans of all generations,” said Johnny Morris, visionary conservationist and founder of Bass Pro Shops. “The Stones are the most iconic rock-and-roll band ever, and we know they will put on a remarkable show that no one will ever forget! Their appearance will become a part of the history of this beautiful mountain in the Ozarks.”

Thunder Ridge is a world-class destination admired by legends of rock.

How was the venue chosen? Representatives from The Rolling Stones scouted Thunder Ridge by attending the sold-out Garth Brooks concert in September 2022. After attending the show, the team reported back that Thunder Ridge was one of the most extraordinary and beautiful event venues they had ever seen.

 A legendary night of entertainment began on a fishing trip with two of the leading conservationists of our time.

A partnership between The Rolling Stones, the Ozarks and Johnny Morris is something few would have expected; but, in fact, it was relationship that was decades in the making.

More than 20 years ago, The Stones’ renowned keyboard and piano player, Chuck Leavell, joined Johnny Morris in celebrating the opening of a Bass Pro Shops branch near