The four band members -- Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood Charlie Watts -- have named the display as "Exibitionism" which gives fans an insight into the musical legacy that saw their transformation from being a London blues band into cultural icons.
The showcase will have over 500 original Stones artefacts including dressing room and backstage paraphernalia, rare instruments, original stage designs, costumes, audio and video footage, personal diaries, poster and album cover artwork.
Following its debut in London, "Exhibitionism" will travel to 11 more cities across the world.
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