The Rolling Stones are reportedly set to play in England for the first time since 2022.
Sir Mick Jagger, 81, Keith Richards, 81, and Ronnie Wood, 77, are said to be planning to play four UK dates at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as part of a European tour this summer – after last playing Britain at two Hyde Park concerts three years ago.
The show will be part of the group’s ‘Hackney Diamonds’ tour’s European run.
An insider told Mail Online: “Mick, Keith, and Ronnie can’t wait to bring the show to UK audiences.
“They’ve been planning it for months and are itching to get back out on the road and do what they do best, which is perform.
“All three of them feel so alive when they are in front of a stadium full of fans. It keeps them young.
“They want to show everybody that they have still got it. It is going to be amazing.”
The Mail added an official announcement from the band is expected in the coming weeks about their UK comeback.
It was revealed last month the band’s ‘Hackney Diamonds Tour’ beat the revenue pulled in by Taylor Swift’s blockbuster ‘Eras Tour’.
The Stones earned a staggering £10,345,659 per night from their run on the road.
They charged an average of £250 per ticket – while Taylor, 35, put hers out for a typical price of £180.
The Stones took home £235million in total from the tour.
Mick, Keith and Ronnie wowed American concertgoers with a major run of sold-out shows from Houston to Missouri during their ‘Hackney Diamonds’ tour.
