
The Rolling Stones' New Single Drops
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The Rolling Stones unveil new single Rough and Twisted and upcoming album, marking their first without Charlie Watts. Produced by Andrew Watt, the band hints at more music on the way. Despite no tour plans, fans eagerly await the electric blues riff and Jaggers harmonica.
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0:00On April 10th, the Rolling Stones are firing up again with fresh tracks after teasing fans with mystery posters in London. Those signs said, The Cockroaches, an old alias for secret gigs, and linked to a cheeky sight asking who they are. Now it's official, new single Ruff and Twisted drops tomorrow on vinyl, only white label kicking off their next album set for July. This follows their Grammy-winning Hackney Diamonds from 2023, the first full record without Charlie Watts. They're teaming back up with producer Andrew Watts, and word is, they've got at least 10 more songs ready for yet another album after this one. Fans lit up when Ronnie Wood and Watts spilled last year that sessions were done, eyeing a 2026 drop. The buzz built from those posters and universal music emails, turning speculation into hype for that electric blues riff and Jagger's Dritty, Harmonica. No tour on the horizon though, they ditched UK and European stadium plans for 2026 since Keith Richards couldn't commit.
1:00Their Hackney Diamonds US run last year crushed it, selling nearly a million tickets and raking in $235 million. Stones last hit the UK stage in 2022, with massive hide-part shows in Anfield, though rock when they're ready, keeping that timeless fire alive. From the world of music, powered by AI, this is Music News Today.
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