The Rolling Stones Reveal New Album Tracklist But In Foreign Tongues

The Rolling Stones have revealed the tracklist for their new album 'Foreign Tongues' in foreign tongues!

Their new album is set to be released on July 10th, marking the bands 25th studio album.

'Foreign Tongues' features guest appearances from legends such as Paul McCartney, Robert Smith and the bands late drummer Charlie Watts.

The 14 tracklist of songs has been revealed, with each song translated into a different language.

See the full tracklist below:

1. ‘Rough And Twisted’ 
2. ‘In The Stars’ 
3. ‘Jealous Love’ (‘Amante Jalouse’ in French) 
4. ‘Mr. Charm’ (‘ミスター・チャーム’ in Japanese) 
5. ‘Divine Intervention’ (‘Intervencao Divina’ in Portuguese) 
6. ‘Ringing Hollow (‘Rinkelende Holte’ in Dutch) 
7. ‘Never Wanna Lose You’ (‘No quiero perderte nunca’ in Spanish) 
8. ‘Hit Me In The Head’ (Calpiscimi in testa’ in Italian) 
9. ‘You Know I’m No Good’ (‘Wiesz, ze jestem do niczego’ in Polish) 
10. ‘Some Of Us’ (Nagra av oss’ in Swedish) 
11. ‘Covered In You’ (Daekket i dig’ in Danish) 
12. ‘Side Effects’ (‘Bivirkninger’ in Norwegian) 
13. ‘Back In Your Life’ (‘Kembali ke dalam hidupmu’ in Indonesian) 
14. ‘Beautiful Delilah’ (‘Magandang Delilah’ in Filipino) 

In a media event in New York, the band explained how they came about working with The Cures Robert Smith. "He was standing there with his back to me and this long gown on and when he turned around, he was covered in lipstick. And I said, I never met him before, ‘You’re Robert Smith of The Cure’. And he said, ‘Yeah, we’ve never met’. And I said, ‘While you’re here, you better go and do something’. That’s how collaborations work sometimes," Mick Jagger said.

 

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In other news, Keith Richards revealed that the band will not be touring in 2026. At the end of 2025, The Rolling Stones cancelled all plans to tour the UK and Europe due to Richards being "unable to commit". The months before, consisted of constant hints of potential live shows however these plans were eventually axed. A spokesperson for the band told the Irish Sun that the band were planning on hitting the road after they released their brand new album.

In an interview with the Associated Press, Richards was asked about the bands plans to tour. He said: “We can talk next year. At the moment, we’re just sort of saying, we’ve finished the record… [and we’re] considering what to do after. Pretty soon, but not this year.” 

Their new ablum 'Foreign Tongues' is available to pre save here.