The Rolling Stones have revealed that Foreign Tongues is the name of their new album, after the legendary rock group spent weeks hinting at the announcement.<\/p>\n
The band said the album will be released on July 10 and feature 14 songs, with the first single, dubbed In the Stars, published on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
The announcement comes after months of teasing by the rock group, through mysterious billboards and posts, which sparked rumours that the band would release a new album \u2013 their first since their 2023 Grammy Award-winning record Hackney Diamonds.<\/p>\n
The album comes out this year. Credit: PA<\/p>\n
On Tuesday, the band said the album will feature performances from the core band members as well as their key collaborators, including Darryl Jones and Matt Clifford, as well as contributions from Steve Winwood, Paul McCartney, The Cure\u2019s Robert Smith and Chad Smith of the Red Hot Chili Peppers.<\/p>\n
It also includes a special appearance from Charlie Watts, captured during one of his final recording sessions before his passing in 2021 <\/p>\n
On Saturday, band members Sir Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards shared the artwork for the album, which features an illustration of a collage of a mismatched head.<\/p>\n
On Friday, the band shared a snippet from an unnamed song over a 13-second video to their 4.2 million fans of their signature tongue and lips logo on a moving background.<\/p>\n
The caption consisted of two emojis, including one of a CD, leading fans to believe they are hinting at a new record.<\/p>\n
Rumours of new music were first sparked last month when a series of cryptic messages including posters and QR codes linked to The Cockroaches popped up around London believed to be connected to the band.<\/p>\n