The Rolling Stones announce their new album, ‘Foreign Tongues’
- On Tuesday, The Rolling Stones officially announced their new 14-track studio album, "Foreign Tongues," scheduled for release on July 10 via Capitol Records.
- Producer Andrew Watt oversaw recording sessions completed in less than one month at Metropolis Studios in West London, following a viral marketing campaign that used the band's pseudonym "The Cockroaches."
- Collaborators on the project include Paul McCartney, Robert Smith, and Steve Winwood, with the album capturing one of the final drum performances by late drummer Charlie Watts before his 2021 death.
- Accompanying the album announcement, the band released the lead single "In the Stars" on Tuesday, with cover artwork painted by American artist Nathaniel Mary Quinn.
- Keith Richards described the record as having "a continuity from Hackney Diamonds," though the band is unlikely to announce a full tour to support the release anytime soon.
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Foreign Tongues will be their 25th studio album, and guitarist Ronnie Wood joked that collaborating with Richards was like "an ancient form of weaving."
After subtle cryptic hints that intrigued fans and the media, The Rolling Stones on Tuesday, May 5 announced new studio album Foreign Tongues, due July 10 via Polydor/Universal Music, three years after the globally acclaimed, Grammy-winning, chart-topping and multi-platinum release Hackney Diamonds.
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The rock veterans didn't keep their fans guessing for long. After a recent billboard campaign—posters featuring the band's iconic logo and the slogan "Foreign Tongues" in various languages appeared in major cities around the world—and a limited vinyl edition of the song "Rough and Twisted" under the band's former moniker, The Cockroaches, the artists confirmed the release date of their next album. Those who had always claimed the band had reveal…
After weeks of hints and speculation, The Rolling Stones confirm that a new album is coming out. On July 10, the British band will launch the album ‘Foreign Tongues’, which also features other rock icons such as ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and Robert Smith of The Cure. The album was recorded at a record pace, the band members reveal. “We are in top form.”
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