The Rolling Stones may not have announced any live dates in support of their recently released Foreign Tongues album, but guitarist Keith Richards has hinted that the band are considering options for future live shows.
In the week that the rock 'n' roll legends notched up their 15th UK number one album with Foreign Tongues, Richards revealed that the Stones are looking at "a different way of taking the thing on the road."
"I know that this is all being kicked around," Richards said in a cover story interview with US music industry bible Billboard. "This year, we just decided, ‘Look, let’s get the record out, and let’s not rush things.’ So I see no reason why next year - I don’t see anything this year, I can’t rush it that much - but I see no reason why next year, good Lord willing, we shouldn’t be able to, as you say, maybe a residency, something. Maybe you find a different way of taking the thing on the road. Bring the road to us. That’s my suggestion."
