The Rolling Stones rock London's O2 Arena for 50th anniversary tour

Mick Jagger, 69,
Ronnie Wood, 65,
Charlie Watts, 71, and
Keith Richards, 68, reunited final night to play an enterprising set in front of 20,000 fans.

The rope were greeted on theatre by video messages from a horde of stars including Iggy Pop,
Johnny Depp,
Elton John, Cate Blanchett, Nick Cave and The Black Keys.

They were also assimilated on theatre by former bandmates Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor, along with special guest Mary J Blige and Jeff Beck.

Mick Jagger done a remark about ‘cheap seats’ during a gig (Picture: PA)

The Stones rattled by some of their biggest hits including Paint It Black, Wild Horses, Brown

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