Rolling Stones facing massive fine for playing encores

The Rolling Stones are facing a £200,000 (€247,142) fine because their gig at London's O2 on Sunday was 35 minutes too long.

Rolling Stones facing massive fine for playing encores

The Rolling Stones are facing a £200,000 (€247,142) fine because their gig at London's O2 on Sunday was 35 minutes too long.

The veteran rockers - made up ofMick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts - were playing the first of their historic '50 and Counting' shows and were meant to finish at 10.30pm.

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