The Rolling Stones add five unreleased songs to Foreign Tongues with a deluxe edition on 27 November

The Rolling Stones are extending their summer album. Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips, a deluxe edition of Foreign Tongues, arrives on 27 November 2026 with five songs that did not make the original 14-track record, which came out in July.

What is on it

The five additions are "Where There's a Will", "Who You Callin' Crazy", "Human Tide", "She Still Comes Around" and "Bad Luck Hideaway".

"Who You Callin' Crazy" features the British jazz saxophonist Courtney Pine, and it is the first to arrive: it lands on streaming services on 16 October. "Bad Luck Hideaway" is a Mick Jagger and Keith Richards duet with Charlie Watts on drums. It has been out before, first as an iTunes bonus track and later as the B-side to the "Mr. Charm" single, but this is its first place on a full release.

Formats

The deluxe edition comes as a two-CD set, on digital platforms, and as a standalone vinyl release. The vinyl pairs the five new tracks with a CD of the original album, so owners of the July record can pick up the extras without buying it again. Pre-orders and pre-saves are open on the band's official release page.

Why it matters

Foreign Tongues is the band's follow-up to Hackney Diamonds, made with producer Andrew Watt, and it has been a busy campaign: singles, a "Mr. Charm" video and talk of a 2027 tour. Adding finished leftovers rather than a remix pack is the more generous way to extend an album cycle, and a Pine feature on a Stones song is a genuinely new pairing. Pine has spoken publicly about working with Jagger on a session for the band.

We have not yet heard the new songs, so we will say more once "Who You Callin' Crazy" is out on Friday.