Rolling Stones to Release First Studio Album in 18 Years
There’s a big announcement on Wednesday.
Lisi Niesner/Reuters
The Rolling Stones are releasing a new studio album—their first in 18 years and the first since drummer Charlie Watts’ death in 2021. According to Variety, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ron Wood will officially announce ‘Hackey Diamonds’ on Wednesday in a livestreamed event hosted by Jimmy Fallon. The band, which started in 1962, said it was gearing up for “new album, new music, new era” but did not say whether that includes a new global tour.
Hackney Diamonds to the world 💥
— The Rolling Stones (@RollingStones) September 4, 2023
Rolling Stones LIVE with @jimmyfallon
This Wednesday Sept 6th 2023 - 🌍 times below
New album, new music, new era
Streaming globally on Stones YouTube here: https://t.co/IkmLwN9epS
2.30PM BST / 6.30AM PST / 9.30AM EST / 10.30AM BR / 3.30PM CET /… pic.twitter.com/6n3pheBnbx
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