Keith Richards Says the Rolling Stones May Not Tour Again

Key Points:

• Keith Richards, 82, expressed uncertainty about future Rolling Stones tours due to the toll of traveling but suggested the band might do residency shows in cities like London, New York, or Paris instead.
• The Rolling Stones' new album, Foreign Tongues, is set for release on July 10 and was recorded in under a month at Metropolis Studios in London, featuring contributions from late drummer Charlie Watts and guests including Paul McCartney and Robert Smith.
• Mick Jagger remains enthusiastic about touring and hopes to resume live performances as soon as possible, contrasting with Richards' more cautious stance.
• The band is launching a six-part podcast series, Speaking in Tongues, starting June 25, narrated by Norah Jones and featuring interviews, studio outtakes, and unreleased songs from the new album sessions.
• Foreign Tongues includes 14 tracks with notable collaborations and a cover of Amy Winehouse’s “You Know I’m No Good,” highlighting the band's continued creative output despite touring uncertainties.