The Rolling Stones will reportedly quit touring for good after their current \'A Bigger Bang Tour\' because of their age. Drummer Charlie Watts is 66, frontman Sir Mick Jagger 64, guitarist Keith Richards 63, and guitarist Ronnie Wood 60.
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The veteran rockers will finish their two years\' trek at London\'s O2 Arena this coming Sunday, August 26, 2007.
Several reports claim the Stones will announce that it is their final one.
Although the Rolling Stones haven\'t officially announced this supposed retirement, the band are said to be calling it a day because they are getting too old: it would have to take years to plan another world tour and the four musicians would all be approaching 70 by by the time they would be ready to rock once more.
The band was formed in 1962 and has been touring regularly ever since. The group have sold more than 200 million albums worldwide over the last five decades, and played thousands of sold-out shows.
The Rolling Stones will reportedly quit touring for good after their current \'A Bigger Bang Tour\' because of their age. Drummer Charlie Watts is 66, frontman Sir Mick Jagger 64, guitarist Keith Richards 63, and guitarist Ronnie Wood 60.
