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Find Satisfaction with Rolling Stones Tribute Band at Fremont Street Experience

Fremont Street Experience presents “Summer of the ’70s” welcomes Satisfaction, an acclaimed Rolling Stones tribute band, Aug. 24-28. With over 1,000 concerts to date, Satisfaction captures the magic of a live Rolling Stones concert replicating classic anthems like “Start Me Up,” “Gimme Shelter” and “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.” Performing free from the 3rd Street Stage, the international touring group will perform three sets a night – at 9, 10 and 11 p.m. — each starting after the top-of-the-hour Viva Vision shows.

The members of Satisfaction are no newcomers to Las Vegas. As former cast members of “Legends in Concert,” the Rolling Stones impersonators have been featured in many national and local publications including a CBS News New York special. Recently, they were honored in 2008 when Paramount Pictures asked them to assist in promoting the Martin Scorsese Rolling Stones documentary, “Shine a Light.”

This highly acclaimed production showcases the most authentic cast and costuming, wowing audiences wherever they go. After their five-night Fremont Street engagement, the band will make stops in Canada, and will perform in both Moscow and St. Petersburg, Russia.

The music and culture from the decade of the 1970s is being featured downtown Las Vegas this summer as Fremont Street Experience presents the “Summer of the ’70s” festival and free concert series. The 102-day promotion kicked off Memorial Day Weekend and runs through Labor Day Weekend. “Summer of the ’70s” is sponsored by Corona Extra, Corona Light, Cruzan Rum, Modelo especial, Sauza Tequila Hornitos and Stoli Vodka. There are beer and liquor drink specials available at all outdoor bars on Fremont Street Experience every night throughout the summer. For complete information on the lineup of headline concerts and nightly entertainment throughout the summer, visit www.vegasexperience.com to plan an experience that will take you back to the ’70s.