The Rolling Stones

Rolling Stones' New Album "Foreign Tongues" Reunites Legends with A Ghostly Beat

The Rolling Stones herald their 25th studio album, "Foreign Tongues," featuring guest artists like Paul McCartney and Robert Smith. Core members Jagger, Richards, and Wood reunite, crafting this musical tapestry in London's Metropolis Studios.

Recorded in less than a month, Charlie Watts makes a posthumous appearance through his drumming in one of the tracks. Anticipation builds with singles “Rough and Twisted” and “In the Stars,” promising a nostalgic journey, guided by long-time producer Andrew Watt.

Rolling Stones Speak in 'Foreign Tongues' with Smith and McCartney in tow!

The Rolling Stones unveil 'Foreign Tongues' at an engaging Brooklyn event, with Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood discussing their collaborations with Robert Smith and Paul McCartney.

The album features 10 new tracks recorded swiftly in London, plus contributions from Chad Smith and Steve Winwood.

Reflecting on nearly 60 years of making music, the band shares insights on their enduring ambition and eclectic musical range, with the jovial Conan O'Brien moderating the conversation.

'Foreign Tongues' is set for a July 10 release, promising new dimensions in their storied musical journey.

Rolling Stones Whisper in "Foreign Tongues," Fans Decode Lips and Scents

The Rolling Stones tantalize fans with "Foreign Tongues," touted on their social pages with worldwide city posters showcasing their iconic lips logo.

These posters feature "Familiar Tongues" in various languages and sport a QR code leading to a Stones microsite, hawking "Subversive Scents" with names from classic hits.

This follows a similar campaign with alter egos, The Cockroaches, culminating in a "Rough & Twisted" vinyl release.

Their recent Grammy-winning "Hackney Diamonds" boasted collaborations with legends like Paul McCartney and Elton John.