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The Rolling Stones To Play Their Last Show Ever In London
The Rolling Stones will reportedly quit touring for good after playing London's O2 Arena this Sunday (26.08.07).
The veteran rockers are believed to have declared that their current 'A Bigger Bang Tour' will be their last because frontman Sir Mick Jagger, 64, and guitarist Keith Richards, 63, will be too old to do another.
A source said: "We've been told this will be the last tour. Embarking on a Stones world tour takes years to plan. Mick and Keith would be in their late 60s by the time they would be ready to rock once more."
Mick, Keith, drummer Charlie Watts, 66, and guitarist Ronnie Wood, 60, end their massive two-year tour this week with three dates at the new O2 Arena, with their final performance on Sunday (26.08.07).
linkageThe Rolling Stones will reportedly quit touring for good after playing London's O2 Arena this Sunday (26.08.07).
The veteran rockers are believed to have declared that their current 'A Bigger Bang Tour' will be their last because frontman Sir Mick Jagger, 64, and guitarist Keith Richards, 63, will be too old to do another.
A source said: "We've been told this will be the last tour. Embarking on a Stones world tour takes years to plan. Mick and Keith would be in their late 60s by the time they would be ready to rock once more."
Mick, Keith, drummer Charlie Watts, 66, and guitarist Ronnie Wood, 60, end their massive two-year tour this week with three dates at the new O2 Arena, with their final performance on Sunday (26.08.07).
Well they've had a good run, and they at least have the integrity to bow out before they start embarrassing themselves. (*cough* Ozzy *cough*)
Probably a good thing since Keith Richards has actually been dead since 1996.
