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In 1972, The Rolling Stones undertook a massive tour that established them as the world's greatest rock 'n' roll band. Photographer Jim Marshall was given unprecedented access to them during the tour, and this exhibition, curated by Dave Brolan, offers an in-depth look at the media circus the tour became, the band and the emerging role of rock photography in promoting the genre. All the images are previously unseen, and the ticket price also admits visitors to the exhibition 'Daniel Kramer: Photographs of Bob Dylan'.
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