The Rolling Stones have confirmed the release of their live album, 'Welcome To Shepherd's Bush'.
This live album will included rarities, and will be available on 4K UHD, a two-CD limited edition package, a Blu-ray + two CD set and on both black and white two LP black vinyl.
The archival release will document the band's performance at the 1,800 London venue from 1999, and will be made available from December 6. You can pre order it for yourselves here.
The Rolling Stones originally performed at this venue, as they prepared for two huge gigs at Wembley Stadium. It also included performances of classic tracks like 'Tumbling Dice' and 'Jumpin Jack Flash'.
The band also treated the audience to live rendiions of to 'All Down The Line', 'I Got The Blues', 'Some Girls' and Blues' 'Melody'.
Check out the trailer for the new Rolling Stones' live album below.
Last month, Melanie Hamrick, girlfriend of Rolling Stones lead singer Mick Jagger, defended the couple's noticeable age gap.
Former ballerina Hamrick, who is 44 years younger than Jagger, has been dating the singer since 2014, having met backstage at a Rolling Stones show in Japan.
“I don’t think about it. Everyone’s going to have their opinion,” Hamrick said in a recent interview. “If you think about others’ opinions, no matter where you are in life, you’re going to have a problem, and you’re going to analyse it”.
She added: “Am I happy? Yes. Are the people in my life happy? Yes. Am I hurting anyone? No. OK, they can mind their own business”.
The couple welcomed a son Devereaux 'Devi' Octavian Basil Jagger in 2016. More on this from Nova here.
