At an event in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the Rolling Stones unveiled details about their new album, "Foreign Tongues," with Conan O'Brien hosting. Attendees, including Leonardo DiCaprio and Mick Jagger, learned about the album's production, which took place in London over four weeks in a small studio. The album features contributions from the late Charlie Watts on three tracks, including "Hit Me in the Head," and a previously unreleased song with Paul McCartney. Robert Smith of The Cure also makes a guest appearance, providing a backing vocal. The band also premiered the video for their new single, "In the Stars," starring Odessa A’zion and a de-aged Mick Jagger. Notably, there were no announcements regarding a future tour, with the band having canceled recent live performance plans.