The Rolling Stones' US tour 'set to feature iconic popstar after setlist leak' trends now
As The Rolling Stones prepare to head out on their sold out tour, it seems the legendary rock band could be joined by an iconic popstar while out on the road.
It has been reported that the musicians are set to share the stage with Lady Gaga, after their setlist was leaked, confirming the band will be playing their track Sounds Of Heaven, which features the Poker Face hitmaker.
The Mirror have revealed that diehard fans managed to track down where Sir Mick Jagger, 80, Keith Richards, 80, and Ronnie Wood, 76, were rehearsing for their sold-out Hackney Diamonds Tour, which kicks off on April 28 at the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas.
After listening in on the rehearsals at a venue in Burbank, Los Angeles, they heard Lady Gaga and the Stones' shared track, fuelling rumours she will join them for a duet on stage for their Los Angeles dates in July.
One fan outside the Burbank rehearsal space told the publication: 'From what we've heard this week, these gigs will be absolutely magic and people should be begging, borrowing or stealing tickets.
As The Rolling Stones prepare to head out on their sold out tour, it seems the legendary rock band could be joined by an iconic popstar while out on the road
It has been reported by The Mirror that the musicians are set to share the stage with Lady Gaga, after their setlist was leaked, confirming the band will be playing their track Sounds Of Heaven, which features the Poker Face hitmaker
'As well as all the Hackney Diamonds hits and their classics, it's very likely they will perform some songs for the last time live.
'Opening night in Houston is going to be a real party and people will be talking about seeing the Stones there for a very long time.'
MailOnline have contacted Lady Gaga and The Rolling Stones' representatives for comment.
The band released their latest album Hackney Diamonds last October which marked their first record featuring new material in 18 years.
Out of the 12 tracks from the record, The Stones will
