Jagger Hints at Tour, Album Foreign Tongues Out July 10

Mick Jagger has expressed his eagerness to return to touring with The Rolling Stones, though any major tour is unlikely to happen this year. The singer made the comments during a recent appearance on BBC Radio 2’s “Tracks of My Years” alongside guitarist Ronnie Wood.

When asked about future touring plans, Jagger said he would love to go on tour and cannot wait. He clarified, however, that he does not believe it will happen this year, adding that he hopes it will be as soon as possible. The band’s last tour was a North American run in 2024 in support of their album “Hackney Diamonds.”

The interview comes as the band prepares to release its 25th studio album, “Foreign Tongues,” on July 10. The album was recorded in less than a month at Metropolis Studios in West London with producer Andrew Watt, who also worked on “Hackney Diamonds.” It features guest appearances from Paul McCartney, Robert Smith of The Cure, Steve Winwood, and the late drummer Charlie Watts.

Jagger recounted meeting Robert Smith by chance at an industry event, leading to the collaboration. He described Smith standing with his back to him, wearing a long gown and covered in lipstick. Jagger said he introduced...