Rolling Stones: See Tease of New Song/Video ‘Criss Cross’

Rolling Stones have teased a new song titled “Criss Cross” along with an accompanying video.

The band shared a quick tease of the video on social media, which is embedded below. (WARNING: Contains mild nudity.)

“Criss Cross” will premiere tomorrow (July 9) at 9 AM ET/6 AM PT.

This is the latest piece of new music from the Stones since late April when the did a surprise release on the track “Living In A Ghost Town.” The song was the first new original piece of music from the Rolling Stones since “Doom and Gloom” and “One More Shot,” which were featured on the 2012 greatest hits compilation GRRR!

In a statement on the song,

The Stones were in the studio recording new material before the lockdown & one song - Living In A Ghost Town - we thought would resonate through the times we’re living in. It’s out at 5pm BST today and you can hear the track and interview on @Beats1 now! https://t.co/MkrRESZwY6 pic.twitter.com/4rHPctkwws

— Mick Jagger (@MickJagger) April 23, 2020" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mick Jagger said, “The Stones were in the studio recording new material before the lockdown & one song – ‘Living In A Ghost Town’ – we thought would resonate through the times we’re living in.” The track was finished while the band was in isolation due to the coronavirus pandemic.

 

7 Cocktails/Liquor Brands Associated with Rock Stars

• The Rolling Stones – Tequila Sunrise

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  The orange juice/Jose Cuervo/grenadine cocktail was introduced to Mick Jagger during a private party hosted by famed promoter Bill Graham. After that, it became the "unofficial cocktail" of the Stones' 1972 tour in support of 'Exile on Main Street,' and the rest is history.

• “Dimebag” Darrell Abbott – Black Tooth Grin

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  Dimebag's signature drink featured two shots of Seagram's 7, two shots of Crown Royal and a splash of Coca-Cola. Basically, it'll get you to where you need to go and then some.

• Lemmy Kilmister – Jack and Coke

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  How synonymous was Lemmy with the iconic Jack and Coke cocktail? Shortly after the Motorhead frontman died, an online petition went viral trying to get the drink renamed to "The Lemmy."
• Janis Joplin – Southern Comfort

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  Janis Joplin was so public with her love of Southern Comfort that it caused an increase in sales, which resulted in the company sending her a lynx fur coat as a "thank you."

• Freddie Mercury – Stolichnaya Vodka/Cristal

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  Mercury's two drinks of choice, Stoli and Cristal, are just another part of his legend. Queen launched the limited edition Killer Queen Vodka in 2014. In the announcement of Killer Queen, Brian May said, "Freddie loved vodka and used to carry a dry ice cooler full of vodka with him on tour." As for the Cristal, that was Mercury's favorite champagne and would stock his fridge with dozens of bottles of it for parties.

• Sammy Hagar – Cabo Wabo Tequila

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  Hagar arguably started the very popular trend of rock stars with their own liquor brands. Even though the Red Rocker has launched a number of different spirit labels, Cabo Wabo Tequila was his first, and it made him a very rich man. Hagar has since sold all of his stake in the brand, but when he first sold 80 percent of Cabo Wabo to Gruppo Campari in 2007, he earned $80 million.
• Zakk Wylde/Black Label Society – Johnnie Walker Black Label

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  An obvious association, especially regarding Black Label Society's debut album 'Sonic Brew,' which featured the design of Johnnie Walker's Black Label Whisky label and bottle. Wylde, however, didn't get permission to use the Johnnie Walker imagery and was served with a cease and desist.