The Rolling Stones released the album ‘Hackney Diamonds’

The legendary British band Rolling Stones announced the release of their first studio album since 2005, which will be called “Hackney Diamonds”, and will be presented at an event tomorrow, Wednesday, in London.

The event will take place in a giving London borough album name, Hackneyin one of the most lively districts of the British capital today, and the host will be the American host Jimmy Fallon.

In the promotional video, his own Fallon receives a call from three members band members, Mick Jagger, Keith Richard and Ronnie Wood (following the death of drummer Charlie Watts two years ago), who invite you to take part in the presentation, to the music of one of the new songs.

The presenter will talk to the three of them in front of accredited media from around the world in a theater in that neighborhood, in a performance that can be watched live on YouTube.

‘Hackney may be at the heart and centre’Hackney Diamonds’, but this is truly a global moment and we want to share it with fans around the world via YouTube,” the band said in a statement released by the group.

The new album will be the first to be released by The Stones from “A Bigger Bang” in 2005 and has been eagerly awaited by legions of fans after a mystery campaign led to its launch in recent weeks.

Among other actions, his logo is projected with his lips and tongue on buildings and iconic places in cities around the world such as New York, London or Paris.

In August, the Rolling Stones dropped what would have been the title of theirs until the next album an ad for a fictitious window repair company published in a British newspaper, in which the group appeared to allude to several of their best-known songs.

In a Hackney Gazette report, the ad noted that the “(alleged business) team promises you satisfaction” and added references to some of the training’s themes: “When you say give me shelter, we’ll fix your broken windows” (“When you say give me shelter , we’ll fix your broken windows.”)