The iconic rock band, The Rolling Stones, are in the midst of creating a fresh album.
Title: The Beat Goes On: The Rolling Stones Crafting Their 25th Album in Hidden Studio Sessions
For fans who were disheartened by The Rolling Stones' postponed European tour until 2026, there's a silver lining—a potential musical make-up call may be in the works. According to a flurry of reports, frontman Mick Jagger and cohorts Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood are not wasting any time back in the studio, working on their 25th studio album[1].
The trio has been secretly holed up at the Metropolis Studios in west London since April, where they have reportedly recorded 13 new tracks[2]. Their collaborator on this endeavor is none other than producer Andrew Wyatt, who worked alongside them on their 2023 release, "Hackney Diamonds"[3].
If the new album sees the light of day, fans will be treated to 13 fresh, original gems from the band that has defined rock music for over six decades. The source close to the project disclosed to British tabloid sensation The Sun that the band is currently in discussions regarding the album's release date[2].
The Rolling Stones' recent decision to postpone their 2025 European tour was met with dismay from fans, especially since the dates included planned performances in Germany, London, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, and Copenhagen[4]. However, music lovers can take solace in the fact that the band is still dedicated to delivering new tunes to their adoring audiences.
Another notable development in the band's musical journey comes in the form of a remastered version of their 1976 album "Black and Blue"[2]. This re-release will feature two new tracks and serve as a tribute to long-time member Ronnie Wood, who has been a part of the iconic band since its inception in 1962[5]. The remastered album is scheduled for a November release, just in time for Wood's 50-year anniversary with the group.
Stay tuned as The Rolling Stones continue to break new ground and deliver gut-wrenching tunes that have solidified their legacy as one of the greatest rock groups of all time.
References:[1] ntv.de[2] The Sun[3] csp/spot[4] ntv.de[5] Rolling Stone (No relation to the band)
The Rolling Stones, despite postponing their European tour until 2026, are reportedly working on their 25th studio album, Crafting fresh music for their dedicated fans. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood, along with producer Andrew Wyatt, have been secretly recording new tracks at Metropolis Studios in west London. This album might offer 13 original gems that could further solidify the band's position as a pioneer in rock music.
