ROCK legends The Rolling Stones may make sure some of their fans can't always get what they want by setting sky high prices for tickets for their rumoured summer tour.
Although wild horses could not keep many hardcore fans away from the shows, they could have to pay up to £330 for top tickets.
The band are already booked in for June's Glastonbury festival, and they are believed to be planning to go on the road this summer with some dates in the UK.
It has been reported that the cheapest tickets will be £95, and that Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts could each make £10million from the tour.
Prices and venues will of course contrast hugely with the Stones first ever gigs in January 1964, when founding member Brian Jones, from Cheltenham, was part of the band.
They played in Harrow on the Hill, Slough, Maidstone, Kettering, Walthamstow, Tooting, Mansfield, Bedford, Coventry, Woolwich, Aylesbury, Shrewsbury, Leicester and Bristol.
Brian Jones died in the swimming pool of his Sussex home aged just 27 in 1969.
Although wild horses could not keep many hardcore fans away from the shows, they could have to pay up to £330 for top tickets.
The band are already booked in for June's Glastonbury festival, and they are believed to be planning to go on the road this summer with some dates in the UK.
It has been reported that the cheapest tickets will be £95, and that Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts could each make £10million from the tour.
Prices and venues will of course contrast hugely with the Stones first ever gigs in January 1964, when founding member Brian Jones, from Cheltenham, was part of the band.
They played in Harrow on the Hill, Slough, Maidstone, Kettering, Walthamstow, Tooting, Mansfield, Bedford, Coventry, Woolwich, Aylesbury, Shrewsbury, Leicester and Bristol.
Brian Jones died in the swimming pool of his Sussex home aged just 27 in 1969.
