'64 Years Since Debut' The Rolling Stones Announce July '25th Album' Release…Collaborations With Post Malone and Justin Bieber

A Living Legend, 'The Rolling Stones,' Returns With Its Regular 25th Album 'Foreign Tongues' in July

A History of Rock Music for 60 Years—Rumbling the World Once Again
Legendary British rock band 'The Rolling Stones' has officially announced the release of its 25th regular album at a red carpet event in New York, United States, showcasing its steadfast presence.

Legendary British rock band 'The Rolling Stones' is returning to fans around the world this July with a new regular album.

According to major international outlets including the AP and Reuters, 'The Rolling Stones' officially announced its plans to release its 25th studio album 'Foreign Tongues' at a red carpet event held in New York, United States, on the 5th (local time). This album will be the next studio release in about three years since 'Hackney Diamonds', released in 2023, and is scheduled for an official release on July 10. That day, it kicked off explosive public anticipation by pre-releasing the single 'In the Stars' and the track 'Rough and Twisted'.

The new album features a total of 14 tracks. In particular, it includes bold collaborations that cross generations, along with moving records—drawing intense attention from the music industry. It contains collaboration tracks with global pop stars 'Post Malone' and 'Justin Bieber', as well as a song that extracts recordings of performances by drummer 'Charlie Watts', who passed away in 2021. The release is expected to spark deep nostalgia among longtime fans.

Major global promotional activities to commemorate the album release will also continue. 'The Rolling Stones' will appear on NBC’s flagship talk show, 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,' on the 6th and 7th, and again for three consecutive days on the 13th, meeting viewers around the world.

Having debuted in 1962 and helped lead British bands’ entry into the U.S. market alongside the Beatles during the 1960s and 1970s, 'The Rolling Stones' has continued to receive unwavering public support for more than 60 years. Even though every member—including lead vocalist 'Mick Jagger' (82), guitarist 'Keith Richards' (82), and 'Ronnie Wood' (78)—is an elderly person around or beyond their 80s, their passion for music remains as fiery as ever.

'Mick Jagger' revealed his unwavering determination about the stage, saying in an interview with a local media outlet, "I want to start the album tour as soon as possible."