The Stones blessed her, the Pontaise can die
Mick Jagger ignited the stadium which filled up with 40,000 spectators during an operation by Migros, for the 10th anniversary of the Cumulus card. This review was posted on August 13, 2007.
Lausanne, August 11, 2007: nearly 40,000 people in the Pontaise Olympic Stadium for the Rolling Stones concert organized by Migros for the 10th anniversary of the Cumulus card.
YVAIN GENEVAY/THE MORNING
In the glorious hours when Mick Jagger came to visit David Bowie, the two thieves had, it is said, the habit of smelling second-hand records and old books around La Riponne. Did they buy their chewing gum at the Migros at the same time? Evidence is lacking. One thing is certain, the “M-Budget” logo did not exist in the 1980s. Mick Jagger therefore studied the very Swiss particularities of the orange giant before asking the 42,000 fans on Saturday evening in Lausanne: “Have you you all put on your M-Budget underwear properly?” That’s also what being a pro is all about.