CBS 8 San Diego reports sources say Whitworth paid at least $2 million for the concert as a celebration for his current wife, Fernanda Lopes, as the couple celebrated their 9th wedding anniversary; The Four Tops played at their wedding in 2006.
The invitation-only event saw about 400-500 friends attend the private show, just days after the group launched their Zip Code Tour of North America at nearby Petco Park in San Diego.
Fans gathered outside the venue as word spread of the Stones appearance, although no tickets were put on sale to the public. The Stones delivered a 15-song set featuring hits and classic tracks and the rarely-played "Crazy Mama" from 1976's "Black And Blue" album - performed for the first time since 1998. Check out a photo and the CBS news video report here.
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