The Rolling Stones could reportedly perform at Knebworth this summer.
The ‘Satisfaction’ hitmakers may return to the park in the middle of Hertfordshire, where the band – which includes Sir Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts – performed in 1976 in front of a crowd of more than 120,000 fans.
A band source told The Sun newspaper: "Their last gig of the summer is July 15 in Quebec, so it gives them around a month or so before Knebworth to fine-tune everything.
"The band want to make sure they don’t clash with the bigger UK festivals so the most likely date they are throwing out there is August 15 – the Saturday before the V Festival.
"Nothing is a done deal yet. But if they pull it off it’ll be a huge gig."
The 1976 concert is widely recognised as one of the band’s most iconic gigs, and is famous for frontman Sir Mick apparently leaving a pair of his red undergarments in a room in the stately home surrounding the park.
A representative for the band is yet to confirm the concert rumour.
The Rolling Stones to play Knebworth?
