Rolling Stones working on 26th album, television panel reports
The Rolling Stones are reportedly in the studio working on their 26th album, a television panel says, with no release date, title or other details given.
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The Rolling Stones are said to be back in the studio working on their 26th album. The claim was raised during a light entertainment television panel segment. No album title, release date, tracklist or other project details were given in the broadcast.
The segment described the band as legends and treated the milestone as a talking point. One contributor called the number of albums crazy and said it was phenomenal that the group was still recording. Another presenter recalled recently walking past Mick Jagger and remarked on how well he looks for his age, given the lifestyle associated with the band.
The discussion also turned to the band's back catalogue. Panel members and guests suggested favourite songs including Can't Get No Satisfaction, Brown Sugar, Start Me Up and Paint It Black. One panellist admitted they are not good with music and could not pick a Rolling Stones track with confidence, saying they sometimes cannot tell different artists apart.
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| Mick Jagger recently walked past a GB News presenter. | |
| The Rolling Stones are working on their 26th album in the studio. | |
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GB News covered the album claim as a light entertainment item on a panel programme, not as a straight music news report. The tone was admiring and nostalgic, with the focus on the band's longevity, a presenter's anecdote about Mick Jagger and a round of favourite song picks. It offered no release date, title or confirmation from the band.
- “the Rolling Stones, the legends, are in the studio again, and they are working on their 26th, my God, 26th album.”
- “I mean, absolutely phenomenal. 26 albums is crazy.”
- “Your favourite Rolling Stone song?”
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