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Seamus Duff

The Rolling Stones to play first UK tour since death of Charlie Watts to mark 60 years

The Rolling Stones are tipped to embark on a huge new tour in celebration of their 60th anniversary – and will perform in venues in the UK for the first time since the death of drummer Charlie Watts.

The enduring band – consisting of 78-year-olds Mick Jagger and Keith Richards and 74-year-old Ronnie Wood who replaced original band member Mick Taylor, 73, in 1974 – have been performing since the 1960s.

This year marks 60 years of the Rolling Stones and the boys are planning a huge celebratory tour which is expected to kick off in the UK in July.

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