Have the Stones played their final show? “Maybe I have!” says Mick Jagger. “You never really know, do you?”
- The Rolling Stones released their 25th studio album, 'Foreign Tongues,' last week, which critics describe as the band's funniest work since 1978's 'Some Girls.'
- Produced by 35-year-old Andrew Watt, the project arrived less than 36 months after 2023's 'Hackney Diamonds,' which followed an 18-year gap between original material releases.
- Collaborators include Paul McCartney, Bruno Mars, and Robert Smith of The Cure, while the album features a performance by the late Charlie Watts recorded before his 2021 death.
- According to the U.K. Official Chart, 'Foreign Tongues' is the front-runner to reach number one, which would mark the band's 15th chart-topping album since 1964.
- Lead singer Mick Jagger, who turns 83 in two weeks, said he hopes to return to touring next year, though no concerts are currently planned for 2026.
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Looks like The Rolling Stones may nab another #1 in the U.K. According to the U.K. Official Chart, the band's latest album, Foreign Tongues, is currently the front-runner to top the U.K. Official Albums Chart. If the album does indeed wind up on top, it will be The Stones' 15th U.K. #1 album. The Stones last topped the U.K. albums chart in 2023 with their Grammy-winning record Hackney Diamonds.They earned their first #1 in 1964 with their self-t…
Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger teases more music after 'Foreign Tongues'
Mick Jagger says he is already working on new music, just days after The Rolling Stones released their latest album, Foreign Tongues.In his latest interview, the 82-year-old singer revealed that he...
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