Rolling Stones can return back with a new album and tour in 2011

The band members despite having a combined age of 266,fans can anticipate their return in year 2011 along with a new album.

Guitarist Keith Richards, 67, says that "Time had never came up in our ways and we are very passionate with our work."

He further added that "the fragile foursome are ready to rock 'n' roll again, and to "grow up"

Mick Jagger, also 67, was also away from band since last two years is not getting 'itchy' to perform as well and make a comeback.

He said drummer and Stones senior citizen Charlie Watts, 69, also had "the glint in the eye" about getting back together with Richards, Jagger and Ronnie Wood, 63.

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Ronnie Wood joins ex-Rolling Stones members for 100 Club benefit show

Ronnie Wood joined two former members of The Rolling Stones onstage last night (December 1) at a benefit gig for London's 100 Club.

The gig, which took place at the venue, saw Wood play with his predecessor in the band Mick Taylor, as well as their early bassist Dick Taylor, reports BBC 6Music.

"Are we ready to continue saving the 100 Club?" Wood asked the audience at one point, in reference to the threat facing the club due to rising rental costs.

The trio jammed on a version of blues standard 'Spoonful' at the gig.

Fans have been pledging money at Savethe100club.co.uk to help and save the 100 Club, with musicians including Liam Gallagher, Frank Black and Bobby Gillespie adding their support.

Speaking about the club's current position, owner Jeff Horton said: "There's no question we're going to have to go down the route of sponsorship, because the club can't exist without one, but it's not just about a cheque-writing exercise."