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The Rolling Stones on May 5 held a star-studded event in Brooklyn to announce Foreign Tongues, their 25th studio album, due July 10 through Capitol/Universal.
The 14-track collection, produced by Andrew Watt and recorded largely in Londonâs Metropolis Studios in about a month, features the lead single âIn the Starsâ (digital released at the announcement; physical single due May 15) and opening track âRough and Twisted,â which saw a limited whiteâlabel vinyl release under the bandâs old pseudonym The Cockroaches.
The record includes guest contributions from Paul McCartney, Steve Winwood, Robert Smith and Chad Smith, and incorporates a posthumous performance by drummer Charlie Watts from one of his final sessions.
Longtime collaborators Darryl Jones and Steve Jordan appear in the rhythm section.
The album cover is by artist Nathaniel Mary Quinn.
The announcement event at the Weylin in Williamsburg was hosted by Conan OâBrien and attended by celebrities and industry figures.
The Stones â Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood â have not announced a supporting tour; reporting has noted questions about future touring plans given band membersâ ages and prior cancellations.
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