Feeling that 'the Olympics coming to London is a huge honor', Mick Jagger wants to open the games' ceremony with a new supergroup he will reportedly create with Elton John and David Bowie.
- Oct 27, 2008
AceShowbiz - The Rolling Stones have reportedly been booked out to perform at the opening ceremony of 2012 Olympics games and the band's singer Mick Jagger wants to be joined on stage by David Bowie and Elton John, according to OK! Magazine. "Mick feels the Olympics coming to London is a huge honor - and wants to make his own gesture with the band," a source tells the publication.
Other big musicians who may perform at the upcoming event include Phil Collins, Sting, Van Morrison, Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, and Led Zeppelin's guitarist Jimmy Page. The source explains, "It's early stages but Page, Bowie, and Morrison are already involved, although no one is quite sure yet how the show will play out in its entirety."
In a further statement, the source reveals that the singers may "take over the field on a giant stage." "The Olympics people hope to use the template of the American football Super Bowl half-time show," the source states. "Having the Stones on side for a project like this is a huge deal."
