Rock legends to play US 'mega-festival

Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan have been affirmed for the line-up of a US "uber celebration" this October. 

Called Desert Trip, the three-day occasion will occur at the Empire Polo Field in Indio, California - the site of the Coachella music celebration. 

The Who, Roger Waters and Neil Young are likewise on the bill. 

Exhibitions will begin after dusk, with every craftsman playing a full set. 

Sir Paul McCartney 

Each of the six of the entertainers have been accepted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 

Bits of gossip about the show started to flow a month ago, after the principal few days of Coachella. 

The Who's Roger Daltrey later affirmed to BBC 6 Music that the celebration was prone to proceed, portraying it as a rare line-up. 

"We need to face it, we are [at] the end of a time," the vocalist told 6 Music's Matt Everitt. "We're the remainder of our era." 

"You can see from perusing the eulogies recently that we [rock stars] don't make old bones extremely well, do we?" 

The LA Times said Dylan and the Stones were relied upon to open the celebration with consecutive exhibitions on Friday, 7 October, with McCartney and Young playing the next night, and Waters and the Who finishing up procedures on 9 October.