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Jagger Teases Rolling Stones 2027 Tour, New Album
16 Jun
Summary
- Mick Jagger hopes for Rolling Stones' 2027 tour supporting a new album.
- The band's 25th studio album, Foreign Tongues, is set for release July 10.
- Jagger performed a surprise solo gig at Oxford's Half Moon pub.

Mick Jagger has shared his anticipation for the Rolling Stones to return to live performances in 2027, coinciding with the release of their forthcoming album, Foreign Tongues. The band's 25th studio album is scheduled for release on July 10, with the lead single "In the Stars" already shared.
Jagger indicated that while shows are unlikely this year, the band is ready to hit the road next year. The Stones continue to be a major global live act, having recently completed a North American tour that generated nearly $250 million and sold 880,000 tickets. This followed their 2024 tour supporting Hackney Diamonds.
The new record, Foreign Tongues, features a diverse range of musical styles, with 10 tracks written and recorded within a four-week period, a process Jagger attributes to the band members' individual songwriting habits. Despite decades in the industry, Jagger still feels nervous about releasing new music, emphasizing the personal investment involved.
Fans in Oxford recently experienced a surprise solo performance by Jagger at the Half Moon pub, where he sang a traditional bluegrass song.