The Rolling Stones

Rolling Stones Challenge AI's Faux Jagger: Demand Tunes Beyond Copycat Rhythms!

On the verge of their Foreign Tongues release, Jagger and Richards face the AI music debate head-on. They disdain AI mimicry of their iconic sound, demanding originality from creators. To them, music should transcend imitation, even if AI dazzles in creating uncanny simulations.

The Stones embrace AI subtly through their music videos, like the deepfake-assisted "In the Stars." Here, modern tech transforms past faces with a touch of irony, as Richards muses over the resemblance to his younger self.

Mick Jagger Teases New Stones Album, Nods to Classics with Tongue in Cheek!

Mick Jagger gives a nod to classic Rolling Stones albums, citing ‘Sticky Fingers’ and ‘Beggars Banquet’ as prime examples of the band's brilliance, while also praising the more recent ‘Hackney Diamonds’. In terms of songs, he highlights an eclectic mix with ‘Sympathy For The Devil’, ‘Start Me Up’, ‘Angie’, and ‘Honky Tonk Women’.

The Rolling Stones gear up for their 25th album, ‘Foreign Tongues’, featuring contributions from notable artists like Paul McCartney and Robert Smith. A distinctive teaser was released under their pseudonym, The Cockroaches.

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Source: Pitchfork – Published on April 10, 2026

Rolling Stones Spin Fresh Tracks with a Motley Crew, Eye Live Nostalgia Tours

The Rolling Stones orchestrate a dynamic return, soliciting an eclectic ensemble of singers, dancers, musicians, and bands for their latest music video.

This endeavor accompanies their forthcoming tunes, crafted in part with the lively spirit of guitarist Ronnie Wood. The ensemble flirts with the idea of live performances to celebrate their new musical offerings.

Rolling Stones Skip 2026 Tour—Keith Richards Picks Rest Over Rock

The Rolling Stones cancel their 2026 UK and European stadium tour plans after Keith Richards, at 82, declines to commit to a four-month schedule. Promoters made offers, but when serious talks began, Richards reportedly pulled back.

This would have marked their first UK shows since 2022, following their lucrative Hackney Diamonds US run. The group is said to have almost completed a new album, produced again by Andrew Watt, with Ronnie Wood confirming a 2026 release.