The end of the mystery has finally arrived for British legends. After weeks of an intense teasing campaign, punctuated by the appearance of cryptic billboards in major cities and mysterious posts on social media, the Rolling Stones have broken their silence. The iconic group, still brilliantly led by the ageless Mick Jagger, has confirmed that their twenty-fifth studio album will be titled Foreign Tongues.
To accompany this major announcement, the band revealed the official album cover and shared a short excerpt of a brand new song. This first unreleased track is expected to be available in its entirety on all streaming platforms starting tomorrow. Regarding the global release of this highly anticipated new album, information released by the Press Association indicates that the Rolling Stones plan to launch it worldwide on July 10th. A date that promises to be one of the major musical events of the summer of 2026.
Justice as a surprise opening act for Tame Impala in Paris The Parisian audience was treated to a memorable evening last night. Currently on a European tour to perform their latest album “Deadbeat” on stage, the Australian band Tame Impala, led by the genius Kevin Parker, shook the walls of the Accor Arena. To make this Parisian date truly unique, the band invited special guests: the legendary French electronic duo Justice appeared on stage to kick off the show.
This appearance was not entirely unexpected for the most observant fans. The rumor of such a collaboration was buzzing on social media twenty-four hours before the concert. Attendees who purchased their tickets online had received an email announcing a “Special GuesT.” The targeted use of the capital letter “T,” resembling the iconic cross of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay, caught the audience’s attention. This joint performance completely delighted the French audience, who now hope for one thing: the release of new tracks from both Tame Impala and Justice.
Dave Grohl reveals the story behind the title of the latest Foo Fighters album The backstage of the music industry sometimes holds amusing anecdotes. The Foo Fighters’ frontman, Dave Grohl, recently shared a lengthy story with journalist John Kennedy on the British radio station Radio X. During this discussion about the rock band’s latest album, the singer revealed that the project was originally supposed to have a completely different name.
Indeed, the album was supposed to be called “For Good,” just like the eponymous song it contains. However, the band’s excitement for this title was dampened when they found out that the second installment of the film adaptation of the famous musical comedy “Wicked” was going to be titled “Wicked: Part Two – For Good.” To avoid any confusion with this Hollywood blockbuster, the group decided at the last minute to go with the title “Your Favorite Toy.” The French audience will have the opportunity to discover these tracks live very soon, as the Foo Fighters will be performing at a concert with RTL2 at Paris La Défense Arena on June 19th.
