After years spent on the road, most would assume a band like the Rolling Stones have seen just about everything the United States has to offer. However, on their most recent tour, frontman Mick Jagger has made a point to go out on the band's days off and act like a true tourist in the cities he is visiting. The latest sightseeing excursion occurred in DFW, as Jagger shared photos this week from his day spent in Dallas.
With the Rolling Stones set to play at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on November 2nd, Jagger got a much deserved day off the day before, and decided to spend it seeing what the area has to offer. As seen in the photos shared by Jagger, the singer traveled around DFW, checking out the Cotton Bowl, some local artwork and the African American Museum. "Out and about Dallas today, looking forward to seeing you all @cottonbowlstad tomorrow night!" Jagger captioned the now viral photo.
According to Outsider, Jagger has shared a number of photos exploring cities on the band's current 'No Filter' tour. Clearly the iconic frontman is taking in all the road has to offer. Just like many others, Jagger has probably already declared DFW to be the best.
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