Rolling Stones to Release 25th Album 'Foreign Tongues' on July 10

The Rolling Stones will release their 25th studio album, 'Foreign Tongues', on July 10, 2026, just three years after their Grammy-winning comeback 'Hackney Diamonds'. The 14-track album was produced by Andrew Watt and recorded in a month of intensive sessions in London, building on leftover material from the previous album Source: lavanguardia.

Songs and Collaborations

Lead single 'In the Stars' offers a pop-rock riff, while 'Rough and Twisted' returns to blues roots Source: elespanol. 'Jealous Lover' features a falsetto from Mick Jagger and a music video starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Charles Melton, directed by Sam Mendes Source: excelsiormx. 'Divine Intervention' includes Robert Smith of The Cure on guitar, and 'Never Wanna Lose You' also features Smith on synthesizers Source: lavanguardia. Other guests include Sir Paul McCartney on bass for 'Covered in You', Steve Winwood on keyboards, and Chad Smith on drums Source: infobae. The track 'Hit Me in the Head' includes posthumous drumming from Charlie Watts, recorded before his death in 2021 Source: lavozar.

Political Edge

Lyrics on 'Mr. Charm' reference "el magnate loco Sr. Musk" (Elon Musk), while 'Ringing Hollow' critiques American culture with lines about fentanyl and a unhappy Statue of Liberty Source: diariolibree. Critics note the band's vitality and sharpness remain undiminished .