Rolling Stones fans probably aren't interested in them. Stones fans were worried they'd have to peer over thousands of sweaty, mosh-pitting young rockers to catch a glimpse of Mick Jagger. Give Murphy credit for making a bad situation better, though. By eliminating the general admission section and moving the stage closer, fans of the Rolling Stones will have a terrific view of the band. By cutting back the seating capacity, there won't be any traffic jams.
Parking is free, and there are plenty of bathrooms.
Roughly 20,000 tickets are still available for the show. But here's the best part. Starting at 10 a.m. Friday, about 4,500 seats right in front of the stage will go on sale via Ticketmaster. I've been very worried that publicity-hound lawyer Gloria Allred isn't getting enough time on TV lately.