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Full scale tour could be in pipeline after hugely successful London and New York gigs in 2012
Following the success of The Rolling Stones' 50th anniversary concerts at the O2 Arena and in the US, Mick Jagger has hinted at the possibility of a full scale tour later in 2013.
During an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, the iconic frontman fuelled rumours of forthcoming concerts with his comment, "There have been quite a few offers. I'm going to see what's on the table and discuss it with everyone."
Future Rolling Stones performances seemed like a promising prospect when Jagger added, 'We'll announce it when we've figured it out.'
Those who attended the 50th anniversary shows in London witnessed a reunion between former bandmates Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor for the first time in years.
Mick Jagger is optimistic about future Rolling Stones shows
Keith Richards was equally as keen to regroup with his bandmates for more shows, saying 'Really, all you're going to have to do is wait for an announcement. [The anniversary] was like a dream, at the same speed, man. But we barely got off the starting blocks.'
The Rolling Stones guitarist added, 'It would be dopey to bring things up to this level and say, 'Well, that's that, 50 years, bye-bye.'
The band were joined by Bruce Springsteen, Eric Clapton, Lady GaGa and Florence & The Machine at their 50th anniversary concerts where they played to 20,000 fans.
Below: Rolling Stones - The world's most expensive tickets?
Aerosmith - The O2, London (2010) Fans of the US group could nab a ticket for just £106. A relative bargain compared to what is coming up...
Led Zeppelin - The O2, London (2007) What a gig, what an occasion, a once in a lifetime experience for many. Some would say it was priceless, it was infact, £125.
Cream - Royal Albert Hall, London (2005) Eric Clapton and co reunited for their gig seven years ago, at £150 a ticket it clearly wasn't just for the money...
Paul McCartney - US Tour (2012) There is life in the old dog yet! The Beatles man is charging fans up to £170 to see him on his upcoming US tour.
Bon Jovi - The O2, London (2010) No wonder he is smiling, charging fans up to £200 just for a ticket! Saying that for a VIP experience fans could part ways with nearly £1300...
Madonna - The O2, London (2009) Hands up who is laughing all the way to the bank...That would be Madge who charged up to £275 for her show.
U2 - Wembley Stadium, London (2009) Bono and his Irish band mates had a spectacular stage set-up but who was paying for that? Probably the fans who paid up to £295 for the show that's who.
The Rolling Stones - The O2, London (2012) Brilliant the Stones are back together I cannot wait to see them! Oh it's £400 a ticket maybe not... oh wait we found the cheap seats they are only £106.
Barbara Streisand - Sydney Football Stadium (2000) The award for most ridiculous price for a front row seat goes to Streisand who charged fans £950 for a close up view in Sydney and Melbourne.
The Eagles - Indigo, O2 (2007) No general public just VIP's and exclusives allowed at this gig. The perks of being an important person eh...it only set these "do you not know who I am" people back £950!
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