The Rolling Stones have reportedly returned to the studio for new recordings, according to saxophonist Courtney Pine. Pine revealed during a BBC Radio 3 interview that he recently recorded with Mick Jagger, just weeks after the band's 25th studio album 'Foreign Tongues' was released in July 2026. The album, which became the band's 15th UK Number One, has been described as 'fresh and refined' by NME, with the band hitting a 'surprising purple patch' in their musical output. Jagger confirmed to NME in June that he had already begun writing new material before 'Foreign Tongues' was even released, suggesting the possibility of a trilogy of albums. He stated, 'Yeah, it could be a trio [of records]... I've already started writing songs anyway.' The saxophonist also shared anecdotes about his previous collaboration with Jagger on the 1993 solo album 'Wandering Spirit', recalling how he was asked to re-record parts of the album. Keith Richards has also commented on the band's creative momentum, saying Jagger 'won't bloody stop' making new music. Despite the band's ongoing creative activity, tour plans remain uncertain. The Rolling Stones scrapped their 2026 UK and European stadium tour after Richards was unable to commit, though Jagger expressed interest in performing live again in 2027, including a potential Glastonbury appearance. Ronnie Wood acknowledged the differing enthusiasm among band members, stating, 'I know Mick is busting to go, and Keith is not busting to go.' The band's continued activity demonstrates their enduring creative energy, with Jagger's comments suggesting they are not slowing down despite their age and the success of their recent work.

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