The Rolling Stones Unleash New Album 'Foreign Tongues
WHO:
SuperDeluxeEdition - The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, Paul McCartney, Robert Smith, Steve Winwood, Bruno Mars, Charlie Watts
Billboard - The Rolling Stones
WHAT:
Billboard - The album "Foreign Tongues" features 12 new compositions alongside the Amy Winehouse cover and a nod to Chuck Berry.
SuperDeluxeEdition - The album is 62 minutes long and includes 14 tracks.
SuperDeluxeEdition - The track "In the Stars" is highlighted as a potential hit from the album.
SuperDeluxeEdition - The album closes with a cover of Chuck Berry's "Beautiful Delilah," which the Stones were playing on the radio in 1964.
SuperDeluxeEdition - The Rolling Stones released their 25th album titled "Foreign Tongues."
SuperDeluxeEdition - The album features 14 tracks, including three standout songs described as classics.
Billboard - The album includes an Amy Winehouse cover and a nod to Chuck Berry.
SuperDeluxeEdition - The album is a follow-up to the Grammy Award-winning 2023 collection "Hackney Diamonds."
WHERE:
SuperDeluxeEdition - The album features contributions from various artists, including Paul McCartney and Steve Winwood.
WHEN:
SuperDeluxeEdition - "Foreign Tongues" was released just before Mick Jagger's 83rd birthday.
SuperDeluxeEdition - Charlie Watts appears on the track "Hit Me in the Head," recorded before his death in 2021.
WHY:
SuperDeluxeEdition - The Rolling Stones created "Foreign Tongues" because they wanted to make music, not for commercial reasons.
HOW:
SuperDeluxeEdition - The album was produced by Andrew Watt, who previously worked on "Hackney Diamonds."
(UPDATED July 10, 2026 20:23 UTC)
The highly anticipated album "Foreign Tongues" features 12 new compositions along with a cover of an Amy Winehouse classic and a tribute to Chuck Berry. Spanning 62 minutes, the album includes a total of 14 tracks, with "In the Stars" being singled out as a potential hit. It wraps up with a rendition of Chuck Berry's "Beautiful Delilah," a song that the Rolling Stones were famously playing on the radio back in 1964.
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(UPDATED July 10, 2026 16:48 UTC)
The Rolling Stones have just released their 25th album titled "Foreign Tongues," featuring 14 tracks, including an Amy Winehouse cover and a tribute to Chuck Berry, with standout songs already being hailed as classics. This album, produced by Andrew Watt and a follow-up to their Grammy Award-winning collection "Hackney Diamonds," includes contributions from notable artists like Paul McCartney and Steve Winwood, and features the late Charlie Watts on the track "Hit Me in the Head," recorded before his passing in 2021. The band created "Foreign Tongues" purely out of a desire to make music, rather than for commercial reasons, and they released it just before Mick Jagger's 83rd birthday.