The Rolling Stones | Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips
"Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips" is the deluxe edition of The Rolling Stones' critically acclaimed new studio album "Foreign Tongues" and will be released on November 27, 2026, via Polydor Records.
The new release contains five previously unreleased recordings from the creative period surrounding "Foreign Tongues", including ‘Where There’s A Will’ featuring Steve Winwood on organ, ‘Who You Callin’ Crazy’ featuring jazz saxophonist Courtney Pine, as well as ‘Human Tide’, ‘Bad Luck Hideaway’, and ‘She Still Comes Around’.
The special vinyl edition contains the five Loose Lips recordings on red vinyl, packaged in a distinctive single sleeve with a matte finish, gloss varnish details, and a die-cut hole in the center of the front cover. The release also includes the original studio album "Foreign Tongues" on CD in a cardboard sleeve.
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With the album Foreign Tongues, The Rolling Stones proved once again that the rock legends still have plenty of musical energy and creativity to offer.
Foreign Tongues was released in July 2026 as the follow-up to the Grammy-winning Hackney Diamonds and became yet another great triumph for The Rolling Stones. The album topped the charts in 14 countries and received rave reviews, with particular praise for the band's renewed energy and joy of playing. Both The Times and The Telegraph awarded it five stars, while several critics described the release as a continuation of the creative resurgence that began with Hackney Diamonds.
The successful album is now getting an expanded deluxe edition titled Foreign Tongues / Loose Lips, where the original album is supplemented by the EP Loose Lips. The EP contains five previously unreleased recordings from the same creative period as Foreign Tongues, giving fans the opportunity to dive even deeper into the material from the album's creation.