Rolling Stones ZIP Code Tour Tickets Still Available in Detroit

The Rolling Stones played a two-hour, 15-minute set in Kansas City, one of the stops on the 2015 North American ZIP Code Tour. (Patch file photos)

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There are still some tickets available for the Rolling Stones ZIP Code Tour, which stops at Detroit’s Comerica Park at 8 p.m. Wednesday.

Special guest Walk the Moon opens for the Stones, who have been performing for more than 50 years, including 14 times in Michigan since 1964.

If you go, take your umbrella. The show goes on, rain or shine. Right now, the National Weather Service calls mostly cloudy skies with a 50 percent chance of showers and a low around 61.

Plan on getting to the stadium, located at 2100 Woodward Ave., early, and be sure to plan your strategy around Woodward Avenue, which remains closed. Here’s a Michigan Department of Transportation interactive map.

There were still tickets available Monday night. Get tickets here. Tickets costs range from $69.50 to $350 for floor seating.

The Stones kicked off the 15-city ZIP Code tour in San Diego on May 27 and wraps up with stops July 11 in Buffalo, NY, and July 15 in Quebec City, Canada.

Along the way, charismatic frontman Sir Mick Jagger, 71, has proven himself as agile as ever in a two-hour and 15-minute, fan-friendly set and – you’ll have to stay for the encore – a local choir featured on backup for “You Can’t Always Get What You Want.”

The stage design includes a peninsula that extends deep into the audience, allowing the Stones – especially Jagger, who struts into the crowd through several wardrobe changes as if the plank is a fashion runway – to interact with their audience. The Stones’ set also features video screens and special effects to enhance the high-octane experience of sold-out stadium shows.