Rolling Stones return to stage in Oslo after L’Wren Scott’s death

The Rolling Stones returned to the stage in Oslo for their first show since the death of L'Wren Scott

The Rolling Stones returned to the stage in Oslo for their first show since the death of L’Wren Scott in March.

Playing to a sold-out crowd of 23,000 at Oslo’s Telenor Arena, Mick Jagger did not mention his late girlfriend L’Wren Scott, but said he was happy to be back on the stage.

The Rolling Stones returned to the stage in Oslo for their first show since the death of L’Wren Scott (photo CBS News)

“We first played Oslo in June 1965,” he said.

“We played nine songs – we’ve played more than that already!”

The two-hour set included hits such as Satisfaction and Brown Sugar.

In March, The Rolling Stones interrupted their tour and later rescheduled all their Australia and New Zealand tour dates following the news that L’Wren Scott – Mick Jagger’s partner since 2001 – had committed suicide.

The 14 On Fire tour continues in Portugal on Thursday, where the band headline the Rock In Rio festival.

Concerts in Switzerland, Israel and the Netherlands follow, while the rescheduled Australian and New Zealand dates beginning in Adelaide on October 25.

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