great to be enough. Or who knows that any contract with the devil can cause a deadline at the end. Whatever the interpretation that you want to give the news that the Rolling Stones are preparing for the farewell to the stage with a mammoth world tour. The concert series to begin in 2011 for completion in 2012, exactly 50 years after their first appearance, dated July 1962.
The story stands on the homepage of Sun, that the management of the Rolling Stones would be in talks with promoter Live Nation for the preparation of the tour. A source close to the band confirmed: "There will be concerts in stadiums and in all likelihood will be their last tour on a global scale." Blame age. During the tour, drummer Charlie Watts should extinguish the candles and 70 would be the first band member to cross that threshold. Event which led the founders of the group, singer Mick Jagger (67 years old next July 26) and guitarist Keith Richards (67 December 18), as well as another guitarist Ron Wood, 63, to consider the best time step for the farewell. "The band seems to have discovered the burden of age - says the source - and wants to bow out while still at the peak."
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