Rolling Stones release Who You Callin’ Crazy with Courtney Pine
Who You Callin’ Crazy is out with Courtney Pine on saxophone. The Rolling Stones single features Steve Jordan and previews Loose Lips, due November 27.
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Five extra Rolling Stones tracks for Foreign Tongues, with Charlie Watts on drums
The Rolling Stones’ Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips arrives November 27, 2026, with five extra tracks. Tracklist, Charlie Watts credits and format details.
1 source · View evidenceSourcesCourtney Pine reports a recent Rolling Stones recording session
Courtney Pine has described a recent session with Mick Jagger for the Rolling Stones, according to the Mirror. It is not confirmation of a new album or release date.
4 sources · View evidenceRonnie Wood's Fearless Tour gets rolling
Ronnie Wood is back to full solo sets after more than 16 years, with Imelda May in the company. On IORR, a specialist Rolling Stones fan forum, reaction is mixed but warming: some listeners hear the band tightening up, while others still want more bite and deeper solo cuts.
3 sources · View evidenceForeign Tongues is out — and the Stones sound busy again
The Rolling Stones released the 14-track Foreign Tongues on 10 July through Polydor and Universal. Recorded at Metropolis with Andrew Watt, it is a proper new chapter rather than archive housekeeping.
1 source · View evidenceSourcesEight live Stones albums line up for September reissue
Universal Music Japan has set 25 September for eight limited paper-sleeve SHM-CD editions. Brussels Affair and the Wembley 1982 set are also getting standalone CD releases — the two collector details worth clocking.
1 source · View evidenceSourcesForeign Tongues gets a London-sized send-off
Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood hosted a launch gathering beside the Thames, capped by a 500-drone light show set to In the Stars. Loud, literal and very much built for a new-album moment.
1 source · View evidenceSourcesJealous Lover arrives with a second new track in tow
The Stones released Jealous Lover with a video featuring Anya Taylor-Joy and Charles Melton. Its companion track, Divine Intervention, brings Robert Smith into the Foreign Tongues picture on guitar.
1 source · View evidenceSourcesKeith sees residencies where touring gets harder
Keith Richards told Uncut he was unsure whether full tours remain possible because of the travel, but he left the door open to residencies. That distinction may shape the Stones' next live chapter.
1 source · View evidenceSourcesSpeaking in Tongues opens the studio door
The official six-part podcast follows the making of Foreign Tongues, with Norah Jones narrating and the first episode dated 25 June. For listeners who want the record's working parts, this is the useful companion piece.
1 source · View evidenceSourcesIn the Stars turns up in World Cup form
The official FIFA World Cup 2026 album, released on 5 June, includes a Rolling Stones remix of In the Stars. An unexpected side road for the single, but a sizeable one.
1 source · View evidenceSourcesJagger wants the Stones back out — just not in 2026
Mick Jagger told BBC Radio 2 that he wants to tour with the Stones again, while ruling out this year as the likely moment. The appetite is there; the timetable is not.
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