The Stones are coming to NFL stadiums. (USATSI)

I know it's only rock and roll but I write it. The Rolling Stones "Zip Code" tour was officially announced on Tuesday morning and among the 15 cities the Stones are hitting, six feature them playing in NFL stadiums. 

The Stones 2015 tour will hit LP Field (home of the Tennessee Titans), AT&T Stadium (Dallas Cowboys), Arrowhead Field (Kansas Chiefs), Ralph Wilson Stadium (Buffalo Bills), TCF Bank Stadium (temporary home of the Minnesota Vikings) and Heinz Field (Pittsburgh Steelers).

Here's where you can purchase tickets and here's the full tour information:

May 24, 2015 -- San Diego -- Petco Park

May 30, 2015 -- Columbus, Ohio -- Ohio Stadium

June 3, 2015 -- Minneapolis -- TCF Bank Stadium

June 6, 2015 -- Dallas -- AT&T Stadium

June 9, 2015 -- Atlanta -- Bobby Dodd Stadium

June 12, 2015 -- Orlando -- Orlando Citrus Bowl

June 17, 2015 -- Nashville -- LP Field

June 20, 2015 -- Pittsburgh -- Heinz Field

June 23, 2015 -- Milwaukee -- Summerfest

June 27, 2015 -- Kansas City -- Arrowhead Stadium

July 1, 2015 -- Raleigh, NC -- Carter-Finley Stadium

July 4, 2015 -- Indianapolis -- Indianapolis Motor Speedway

July 8, 2015 -- Detroit -- Comerica Park

July 11, 2015 -- Buffalo -- Ralph Wilson Stadium

July 15, 2015 -- Quebec, QC -- Le Festival D'Ete de Quebec

A couple of notes on these dates. One, how freaking awesome would the Fourth of July be watching a bunch of 70-year-old legendary rockers shred a setlist of classic songs at a gigantic racetrack? Unreal.

And two, all of the locations are getting a customized Stones logo (which you can see in the video above at the beginning). But only one of them has wolf ears.

Simultaneously amazing and disgusting. 

Speaking of amazing, check out the quotes from Mick Jagger and Keith Richards in the press release. Clearly both those gentlemen said these things.

“We are excited to be back in North America playing stadiums this summer!" Jagger shouted. "We are looking forward to being back on stage and playing your favorite songs.”

"We love being out on the road and it is great to come back to North America!" Richards exclaimed. "I can't wait to get back on the stage!”

The Stones are returning to a lot of these venues for the first time in a while. They'll be back in Arrowhead for the first time in 26 years, while they're hitting their fifth (!) appearance at Ralph Wilson Stadium.