The Rolling Stones have unveiled two new tracks, 'Divine Intervention' and 'Jealous Lover', from their upcoming album 'Foreign Tongues'. The album, which features a star-studded lineup of guests, including Paul McCartney, Chad Smith, and Bruno Mars, marks the band's first new release in three years. The songs showcase the band's evolution, with 'Divine Intervention' featuring the Cure's Robert Smith on guitar and 'Jealous Lover' featuring a funky R&B backdrop. The band has also released a video for 'Jealous Lover', starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Charles Melton, which dramatizes the song's lyrics. The album is set to be released on July 10th and has already received praise from Rolling Stone, which described it as a continuation of the band's late-career winning streak. The Rolling Stones have also launched a podcast, 'Speaking in Tongues', to accompany the album release, hosted by Norah Jones. However, the band's future touring plans remain uncertain, with Keith Richards suggesting that they may no longer tour due to the physical demands of traveling. Overall, the new songs and album release mark an exciting development for the Rolling Stones, and fans can expect to hear more from the band in the coming months.
