Keith Richards on New Rolling Stones Album and Becoming a Great-Grandfather
At 82, Keith Richards has become a great-grandfather and discusses the new Rolling Stones album "Foreign Tongues." In an interview, he talks about his longevity, disputes with Mick Jagger, and his stance on AI. Richards, speaking from the Hit Factory in New York—the studio where the Stones first recorded "Emotional Rescue" 46 years ago—expressed joy about his new role. He mentioned having three or four new grandchildren, aged two to four, and joked about being a fantastic great-grandfather. The interview covers his relationship with Jagger, noting that they still throw each other glances during disagreements. Richards also shared his views on artificial intelligence, though specifics were not detailed. The article appears in the current issue of der Freitag.
Key facts
- Keith Richards is 82 years old.
- He has become a great-grandfather.
- The new Rolling Stones album is titled 'Foreign Tongues'.
- The interview took place at the Hit Factory in New York.
- The Stones first recorded 'Emotional Rescue' at the Hit Factory 46 years ago.
- Richards mentioned having three or four new grandchildren.
- He discussed disputes with Mick Jagger, saying they exchange glances.
- Richards shared his stance on AI.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- The Rolling Stones
- Hit Factory
- der Freitag
Locations
- New York
- United States