The Rolling Stones appeared to tease new music in a newspaper advert in a London newspaper this week. The ad was posted on X (formerly known as Twitter) and included a number of hints related to the band
, Bill Wyman and Keith Richards, seemed to tease news of their 31st album on Monday — by posting an advert for a glass company in London newspaper, themagazine founder Simon Harper on Monday, and read:
The red-colored advertisement also revealed that a store for the glass company will be opening in September 2023 on Mare Street, which is a street in London's Hackney. In addition, the advert showcased a phone number for customers who want a quote.
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