Rolling Stones" Brisbane concert covered by social media Rolling Stones Concert at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre. EIGHT months after their On Fire tour was postponed, the Rolling Stones finally took to the stage at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre last night. Didn't make the concert? We've got you covered with the best of social media from the gig and Noel Mengel's review (scroll down). Check out Stones fans" Instagram and Twitter posts below. REVIEW: Noel Mengel IT might be only rock'n"roll, as the song goes. But you are doing something right when people happily pay $600 to see you make it. The Rolling Stones played Brisbane Entertainment Centre last night, hitting the stage on a high with Jumpin" Jack Flash and maintaining the high for the duration. This was the last night of their Australian tour and if this is to be their last show in Australia, they certainly went out with one to remember. The thing that Stones fans love is that 52 years of touring has never knocked the rough edges off them. Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards still weave around each other like the songs were brand new, Charlie Watts holds down the groove, and Mick Jagger (pictured) keeps moving and urging everyone, band and audience, onwards. For the first time in Brisbane since they played Milton Tennis Centre in 1973 they were joined by guitarist Mick Taylor, first for audience request Silver Train and later for Midnight Rambler. That sinewy groove - the opposite of today's pop perfection - is still with them. Greatest rock'n"roll band in the world? Depends on your vintage, but in Brisbane 2014 they still make a forceful case.