THE ROLLING STONES have announced “Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips”, a deluxe edition of their acclaimed new studio album “Foreign Tongues”, set for release on November 27, 2026, via Polydor/Universal Music.
The new collection includes five previously unreleased recordings from the creative period surrounding “Foreign Tongues”: “Where There’s A Will”, “Who You Callin’ Crazy”, featuring jazz saxophonist Courtney Pine, “Human Tide”, “Bad Luck Hideaway”, a duet between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards featuring drums by Charlie Watts, and “She Still Comes Around”. Together, these five tracks reflect the remarkable creative energy of the “Foreign Tongues” sessions, highlighting THE STONES’ unmistakable chemistry and continued passion for making new music while staying true to the distinctive sound that has defined the band for over six decades.
The five recordings on “Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips” are:
* Where There’s A Will
* Who You Callin’ Crazy
* Human Tide
* Bad Luck Hideaway
* She Still Comes Around
“Bad Luck Hideaway”, which was previously available as a bonus track on the iTunes-exclusive edition of “Foreign Tongues”, has recently become more widely available on digital platforms as the B-side of a new streaming single release of “Mr. Charm”. Meanwhile, “Who You Callin’ Crazy” is set to arrive on digital platforms on October 16, offering fans their first taste of the previously unreleased material featured on “Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips”.
“Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips” will be released as a standalone vinyl edition, a deluxe 2CD set, and in digital formats. The standalone vinyl edition includes all five “Loose Lips” tracks on LP, accompanied by a CD featuring the original “Foreign Tongues” album. The 2CD edition features the original 14-track “Foreign Tongues” album on the first disc, with the five “Loose Lips” recordings collected on the second.
“Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips” arrives on the heels of the hugely successful “Foreign Tongues”, THE ROLLING STONES’ 14-track studio album, released on July 10, 2026, via Polydor Records, which topped the charts in 14 countries worldwide. The album earned widespread critical acclaim, with The Times awarding it five stars and describing it as “a career high”. The Telegraph also gave the record five stars, praising its “vitality, wit, richness, energy and joy”. The 14-track release follows less than three years after the band’s universally acclaimed, Grammy Award-winning “Hackney Diamonds”, which topped charts around the world and achieved multi-platinum status.
