The Rolling Stones tour could be back on the calendar in 2027 after Sir Mick Jagger revealed he hopes the legendary band will return to the stage. The Rolling Stones tour remains a major talking point among fans, especially with a new album on the horizon. According to Jagger, the Rolling Stones tour plans may move forward once the group releases its latest record.
The iconic frontman, now 82, recently spoke about the band’s future and admitted he is eager to perform live again. While he ruled out concerts this year, he sounded optimistic about returning to the road in 2027.
Jagger explained that he would love to perform again and feels ready for another run of shows. He added that a tour this year seems unlikely, but next year remains a real possibility.
His comments have fuelled excitement among fans who have followed the band’s remarkable career for more than six decades. The Rolling Stones continue to attract huge audiences around the world despite the passing years.
At the same time, the group is preparing for the release of its new studio album, Foreign Tongues. The record is due to arrive on July 10 and follows the success of 2023’s Hackney Diamonds.
Jagger described the new project as a collection of different musical styles. He said the album’s 14 tracks should offer something for every listener. The singer also explained that variety remains important when creating a new record.
The upcoming album has already attracted attention because of its guest appearances. It features collaborations with Sir Paul McCartney, The Cure frontman Robert Smith and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith.
Meanwhile, guitarist Keith Richards has also discussed the band’s touring future. He recently suggested that live performances could return next year, although he stressed that no plans have been finalised.
Richards said the group currently wants to focus on completing and promoting the new album. After that, the band will decide what comes next. However, he agreed that concerts this year are not part of the schedule.
Fans have closely followed every update as the rock legends continue to defy expectations. More than 60 years after forming, the band remains one of the biggest names in music history.
Jagger has previously spoken about the effort required to keep performing into his eighties. He said staying fit demands discipline and consistent hard work. According to the singer, maintaining his health allows him to continue doing what he loves.
He admitted he cannot do everything he managed in his twenties. Even so, he believes experience has brought different strengths and new ways to perform.
The recording process for Foreign Tongues also reflected the band’s enthusiasm. Jagger said the group worked quickly to complete the 14-track album. He added that everyone involved wanted to capture the energy of the sessions.
Richards shared a similar view and described the recording period as an intense but enjoyable experience. He said he feels fortunate to still be making music and hopes that opportunity continues for years to come.
Although no official tour dates have been announced, Jagger’s latest comments have given fans fresh hope. If plans come together, 2027 could see one of rock music’s greatest bands return to the stage once again.
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