Overview
- Fans confirmed Saturday that a white‑label 12-inch titled Rough And Twisted appeared in select shops under the Cockroaches name, with videos clearly capturing Mick Jagger’s voice.
- Posters in London with a QR code led to a Universal Music–hosted site, and flipping the on‑site record image revealed GPS coordinates that pointed buyers to participating record stores.
- Reports say the track previews a Rolling Stones album targeted for July with returning producer Andrew Watt, and journalists note the band has at least 10 more songs ready for a follow‑up.
- A band spokesperson told The Times there are no concerts planned, and prior plans for a 2026 UK and European stadium run were dropped because Keith Richards could not commit.
- The Cockroaches alias dates to secret club shows in 1977, and today’s white‑label approach—unbranded vinyl pressed in limited batches—delays streaming and fuels in‑store hunts for collectors.