A new photography exhibition called The Rolling Stones: 50 is set to open at London's Somerset House this summer.
The exhibition, which will be free is set to take place on July 13th to August the 27th in the landmark venue's East Wing Galleries. The exhibition will coincide with the release of a book that will feature 700 shots and words from the band on their history, and will hit UK bookshops on July 12th.
The exhibition will contain a host of unseen and rare photographs, including more than 70 prints, with live shots, studio images and reportage pictures on display as well as contact sheets and negative strips.
Meanwhile, earlier this month, Ronnie Wood revealed he is "keeping October/November free", suggesting that The Rolling Stones are set to tour later this year. The legendary rockers have long been rumoured to be playing live this year to celebrate their 50th anniversary, but earlier this year it appeared they would be delaying the celebrations until 2013 after guitarist Keith Richards suggested the band weren't ready to go back on the road yet.
However, Wood has suggested that they could well tour before the end of the year, saying:
"It looks like we are going to be doing more stuff. I am keeping October/November free, that's what I've been told. I'm just awaiting more information."