The Rolling Stones are hinting at a 2027 tour as they roll out Foreign Tongues, their new album that comes with high anticipation for live dates.

Foreign Tongues spans 14 tracks, with four arising from earlier sessions and ten written and recorded in a concentrated four-week period, showcasing the band’s updated writing approach.

The album features notable collaborations with Paul McCartney, Robert Smith, and Chad Smith, signaling high-profile partnerships before any touring.

Band members describe the recording process as rooted in London, maintaining a sense of continuity with Hackney Diamonds.

The Stones, a band formed more than six decades ago, continue to release new music and perform worldwide, underscoring their enduring presence in rock.

Two singles have been released ahead of the album: Rough and Twisted (credited to the Cockroaches) and In the Stars, both highlighting the Stones’ rock sound with polished production.

Foreign Tongues follows the band’s 2023 Grammy-winning Hackney Diamonds, marking sustained creative momentum and chart activity.

Offstage, Jagger performed an impromptu solo set at The Half Moon in Oxford, notably playing Handsome Molly during a public folk-night moment.

Overall, there is optimism about the Stones’ longevity and ongoing creative output, despite lineup changes and the passing of Charlie Watts.

Jagger notes a shift toward more individual writing within the band, enabling quicker music creation.

Jagger emphasizes fitness and discipline as essential to touring and recording at an advanced age, noting limitations but a continued ability to perform.

Promotional materials and tracklist details accompany the rollout, with trailers and other teasers building anticipation for Foreign Tongues.