The Rolling Stones' Foreign Tongues: A New Era

0:00It's April 29, I'm Corey with The Story. This is entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI and built for the culture. The Rolling Stones, pushing past 60 years in the game, are hinting at a fresh project called Foreign Tungs. Posters popped up in shadows of global cities, rocking their signature lips logo, with familiar tongues, scrawled in all sorts of languages. Hit the QR code, and it links to a microsite Hawking's averse of Sense, named after hits like sticky fingers and urban jungle. This tease echoes their last mystery drop, where cockroaches' posters led to a limited edition vinyl titled, Rough and Twisted, straight from there, label, universal, music. Fans lit up online, hyped after Hackney Diamonds, their 2023 smash, that snagged a Grammy for Best Rock Album. It packed collabs with Paul McCartney, Elton John, Lady Gaga, Stevie Wonder, and Final Cuts from Charlie Watts. Reports hit last December that a 2026 UK and Europe tour got scrapped, with Keith Richards

1:03at 82 opting out of the grind. Yet producer Andrew Watts spilled he's crafting the sequel, calling it Batman level intense, while Ronnie Woods tour a new album drops next year. The Stones stay slippery, turning clues into culture, without missing a beat-proof legends evolve, keeping us locked in for the reveal.