Trey Anastasio has added an additional opening spot for The Rolling Stones to his tour schedule. Anastasio will now also open for the Stones at Wallace Wade Stadium in Durham, NC on October 8. Other confirmed opening acts on The Rolling Stones’ On Stage Tour include: Beck, Black Eyed Peas, Maroon 5, John Mayer Trio, Pearl Jam, and Joss Stone. Anastasio also will be working with the Rolling Stones’ design team to create a series of unique stage setups. As previously reported Anastasio will also open for the Rolling Stones in Charlottesville, VA on October 6.
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