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Rolling Stones Share Update On New Album And Tease Possible Tour
The Rolling Stones have announced that the band's latest album is complete.
Due out in 2026, the new release marks the 25th studio album for the band, which released its first record, a self-titled LP, in 1964. The new album comes 62 years later, reaffirming The Rolling Stones as having one of the longest careers in rock music.
Guitarist Ronnie Wood, 78, confirmed news of the new record's pending release in a recent interview. "You will be getting a new album next year," he said. "It is done."
The Rolling Stones' last album, Hackney Diamonds, came out in 2024, and the band toured in support. No tour has been announced in the support of the forthcoming forthcoming record, but as far as Wood is concerned, it's not out of the question.
Ronnie Wood says The Rolling Stones’ new album is “done” and coming in 2026
He also suggests that they could be heading back out on tour soon
Ronnie Wood has revealed that the new album from The Rolling Stones is “done” and set for release next year.
Rumours about the iconic rock band working on new material arose earlier this summer, and then got new momentum this month when producer Andrew Watt revealed that he had been working with the line-up again to help them make an upcoming album.
The producer – who is also recognised for his work with Elton John, Lady Gaga and Ed Sheeran – teamed up with the group on their last album, the Grammy-winning 24th studio LP ‘Hackney Diamonds’ in 2023.
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The Rolling Stones fans wonder if band will announce ‘farewell tour’ with new album rumoured for 2026
Fans of the legendary rock band The Rolling Stones believe the band could announce a “farewell tour” next year.
While the Mick Jagger-fronted group has not shared plans for touring next year, it has been rumoured that the band scrapped plans to tour in 2025. Guitarist Ronnie Wood has since confirmed a new album is on the way, three years after Hackney Diamonds. It will be the second album from the band without drummer Charlie Watts, who died in 2021. Fans now believe the band could be ready to bow out on a farewell tour, while some believe the band will keep on going until the wheels fall off. Dedicated listeners took to the r/RollingStones subreddit and asked what they think is in store for the last few years of the band. A fan asked: “Do you think that The Rolling Stones will one day announce a farewell tour or final performance, or will they just go until they can’t go anymore?
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