Rolling Stones Should Tour Again, Mick Jagger's Daughter Georgia Says

Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger's daughter Georgia has hinted that the band will tour again.

There had been speculation that the group would play shows next year to mark their 50th anniversary, but singer Mick Jagger recently admitted there was still “tension” within the band.

However, model Georgia, who has been at this week's London Fashion Week, said she wanted the band to tour again so she could join them on the road.

"Hopefully when they play again I hope to go with them. It's really, really fun,” she told The Sun. "It's just all the people I've grown up with – they're like family to me."

The Rolling Stones haven’t played live since 2007 and relations between members are thought to have soured, particularly between Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards.

In a recent interview, Jagger was asked if there was harmony within the band, and he replied: “There’s some harmony and some tension."

Richards has previously said he was hopeful that the band would mark 50 years with new live shows.

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