The Rolling Stones Announce Deluxe Album Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips Featuring Five New Songs

The Rolling Stones have announced the release of Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips, a deluxe edition of their recent album Foreign Tongues. Scheduled for release on November 27th through Capitol Records, this expanded version introduces five new songs that were recorded during the original album sessions but not previously issued.

The additional tracks include “Where There’s a Will,” “Who You Callin’ Crazy,” “Human Tide,” “She Still Comes Around,” and “Bad Luck Hideaway.” Notably, “Who You Callin’ Crazy” showcases a collaboration with renowned jazz saxophonist Courtney Pine, adding a fresh instrumental dimension to the Stones’ sound. The track “Bad Luck Hideaway” features a rare vocal duet between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, a song that until now was only accessible as an iTunes exclusive.

Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips will be released across multiple formats, including vinyl, a double CD package, and digital platforms, allowing fans to experience the expanded album in various preferred ways. Pre-orders and pre-saves have already been made available, indicating a strategic rollout that aligns with the band’s ongoing engagement with their audience.

This deluxe edition arrives amidst the band’s preparations for a tour planned for 2027, suggesting a sustained promotional cycle for Foreign Tongues. The initial album received critical attention, with Jonah Krueger’s review highlighting its place within the band's expansive catalog. The forthcoming tour and the deluxe album reinforce the Stones' commitment to maintaining their relevance in the contemporary music scene.

The inclusion of previously unreleased material offers insight into the creative process behind Foreign Tongues and provides fans with a broader perspective on the sessions that shaped the original release. Collaborations such as the one with Courtney Pine demonstrate the band’s willingness to blend genres and experiment with new sounds even at this stage of their career.

The vocal interplay between Jagger and Richards on “Bad Luck Hideaway” is particularly significant given their longstanding partnership, and this track’s wider release will be welcomed by collectors and longtime followers. The history of the song’s limited availability adds to the anticipation surrounding the deluxe edition.

In addition to expanding the album’s musical content, the deluxe edition reaffirms the Rolling Stones' enduring influence in rock music. Their ability to revisit and augment recent work while planning future live performances exemplifies their dynamic presence in the industry.

Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips thus serves not only as an extension of the original album but also as a marker of ongoing creativity and collaboration. While specific details about the new tracks’ themes and production remain limited, the announcement signals a continued evolution for the band’s sound and artistic expression.

As the release date approaches, further information about the deluxe edition’s content and the upcoming tour is expected to emerge, offering additional context and excitement for fans worldwide. The Rolling Stones continue to demonstrate their status as one of the most enduring and innovative forces in popular music.