The Rolling Stones confirmed their upcoming album, 'Foreign Tongues,' will be released on July 10. This announcement was made during a special event in Brooklyn.
At the event, band members Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood celebrated the announcement with Conan O’Brien as host, drawing a crowd of celebrities.
The new single, 'In The Stars,' was also released, marking a significant moment for the band following their previous album 'Hackney Diamonds' in 2023.
A Legacy Continues
'Foreign Tongues' features contributions from late drummer Charlie Watts, who recorded tracks before his passing in 2021. Other notable collaborations include Paul McCartney and Steve Winwood.
I think Paul really wanted to jump in there... He wanted to play with the band. - Mick Jagger
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The band worked with renowned producer Andrew Watt to craft the album, emphasizing a dynamic studio environment.
Promotion and Teasers
In the weeks leading up to the announcement, fans received hints through mysterious posters and QR codes, eventually leading to a vinyl release of the track 'Rough and Twisted'.
The band's iconic logo appeared on billboards globally, announcing 'Foreign Tongues' in multiple languages, building anticipation among fans.
Upcoming TV Appearance
The surviving members of the band will make special appearances on 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon' this month, with Jagger and Richards scheduled to appear first.