The Rolling Stones Tie The Beatles at No. 2 on U.K. Albums Chart’s Leaderboard With 15th No. 1 LP
The Rolling Stones have claimed their 15th number one on the UK Albums Chart with the release of 'Foreign Tongues', elevating them to joint-second position in the all-time rankings alongside The Beatles. The achievement marks their first chart-topper since 2023's 'Hackney Diamonds' and underscores the band's sustained commercial presence spanning from their 1964 debut to the present day.
Only Robbie Williams ranks higher with 16 number one albums to his name. Notably, Paul McCartney participated in the album by playing bass on the track 'Covered In You', continuing the interconnected legacy of British rock's most celebrated acts.
- The Rolling Stones secured their 15th UK number one album with 'Foreign Tongues', matching The Beatles' all-time tally
- The band now ranks second historically, behind Robbie Williams' 16 chart-toppers; Paul McCartney contributed bass to the record