Rolling Stones
Rolling Stones launch Foreign Tongues album with Conan O'Brien in Brooklyn
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The Rolling Stones marked the launch of their upcoming album Foreign Tongues with a special event at The Weylin in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood joined comedian Conan O'Brien for a discussion about the 14-track LP, set for release on July 10. The event celebrated lead single 'In the Stars' and earlier teaser 'Rough and Twisted.'
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones shared their thoughts on AI in music during a recent interview with Billboard. They expressed caution about AI tools while noting their use of related technology in a recent video. Jagger also commented on singer Olivia Rodrigo's shift toward rock music.
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Mick Jagger discussed his competitive relationships with David Bowie and John Lennon in a new interview. The Rolling Stones frontman spoke during an appearance on Conan O’Brien’s podcast.
A forthcoming biography claims Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman outdid Mick Jagger and Keith Richards as the band's most prolific womanizer during their wild early years. Author Bob Spitz details Wyman's insatiable appetite for casual encounters on the 1965 U.S. tour. The book spills on his habits, marriages, and band tensions.
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The Rolling Stones plan to release a follow-up to Hackney Diamonds in July, led by a single titled “Rough and Twisted” out on April 11. Posters teasing a mysterious band called the Cockroaches appeared in Camden Town, London, ahead of the announcement. The album is produced by Andrew Watt, with no tour dates planned.