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The Rolling Stones have quietly unveiled a preview of an unreleased song, ‘Mr Charm', hidden in the closing credits of their new video for ‘Jealous Lover', starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Charles Melton.

The Rolling Stones have released more new songs Jealous Lover and Divine Intervention, offering fans another preview of the band's forthcoming studio album Foreign Tongues. The track follows the previously released songs Rough And Twisted and In The Stars, and arrives two weeks before the album's scheduled release on 10 July through Polydor and Universal Music.

FIFA Peace Prize peeps and The Rolling Stones have unveiled a major collaboration tied to the FIFA 2026, the founders of the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize, with a partnership for the World Cup that will see the band contribute music to the tournament's official soundtrack while also releasing three limited-edition vinyl editions of their forthcoming album, Foreign Tongues.

The Rolling Stones have released a new video for ‘In The Stars', using deepfake AI technology to digitally recreate younger versions of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood ahead of the release of new album Foreign Tongues.

The Rolling Stones are leaning deeper into the instinctive guitar interplay between Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood on the upcoming album Foreign Tongues, with Ronnie Wood revealing that the same guitar used on Faces classic Stay With Me reappears on the new track Rough And Twisted, while Mick Jagger has detailed how Robert Smith of The Cure unexpectedly became part of the record.

Social Distortion frontman Mike Ness says covering Chris Isaak's ‘Wicked Game' for the new album ‘Born To Kill' continues a tradition that has seen the band reinterpret songs by The Rolling Stones, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and June Carter through the lens of California punk rock.

The Rolling Stones return with Foreign Tongues, a 14-track studio album arriving July 10, featuring Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood alongside a final recording appearance from Charlie Watts and guest contributions from Paul McCartney, Steve Winwood, Robert Smith and Chad Smith.