As they approach their 50th anniversary, it appears the Rolling Stones may be starting to record some new material.
The Stones In The Studio Copyright Mick Jagger
The group was photographed at a studio in the city on August 21 followed, on the 23rd, by a Tweet from Mick Jagger saying “Had fun in the Paris studio this week!” along with the enclosed photo.
There has been speculation all year about how the Stones would be celebrating their gold anniversary with leaks about tours and rehearsals followed by quick retractions. Last week they asked fans to download an app to their phone and point it at the screen on their home page. All that happened (so far) was that the song Start Me Up started playing.
Six decades after release, The Rolling Stones' Aftermath remains the album where the band first committed fully to original songwriting and expanded their sound beyond blues roots.
The Rolling Stones are expected to official unveil their twenty-fifth studio album expected to be called Foreign Tongues on 11 April 2026 and we expect the first song to be called Mr. Charm.
The Rolling Stones are preparing for the release of their twenty-fifth and final studio album, expected to be titled Foreign Tongues, following a cryptic teaser campaign across London.
A mysterious marketing campaign appearing across London suggests The Rolling Stones are preparing for a secret show or a new album announcement or both.
Sixty years on, The Rolling Stones landmark compilation Big Hits High Tide And Green Grass still defines the band's explosive early run, capturing Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and The Rolling Stones at the moment their singles began reshaping rock history.
Sir Mick Jagger has made an unannounced return to Dartford Grammar School in Kent, visiting both his former classrooms and The Mick Jagger Centre, which is marking its 25th anniversary. The Rolling Stones frontman, now 82, walked the halls that shaped his early life and spent time with students and staff who continue to benefit from a facility he helped establish in 2000.