The Rolling Stones have landed their 15th number one ‌on the UK Official Albums Chart with ‌their new record Foreign Tongues drawing them level ‌with The Beatles’ tally.

The band’s 25th studio album was released on July 10 and features guest contributions from Paul McCartney, The Cure’s Robert ‌Smith and ‌Red ⁠Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad ​Smith.

It also features a special appearance by The Rolling Stones’ late drummer Charlie Watts from one of his final recording sessions before ⁠his death ‌in 2021.

The ​veteran rockers last reached number one ​in the ‌UK Official Albums Chart with their 2023 record Hackney ​Diamonds, which won the Grammy for best rock album.

At the Foreign Tongues launch ​party ​in London ​last week, Mick Jagger and ‌Ronnie Wood said they hoped to take the record on tour.

“Ronnie and I are really into that, so we hope ​to see everyone on the road,” Jagger, ​82, told ⁠Reuters.

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