The Rolling Stones pulled back the curtain on their new album during an intimate conversation with Conan O'Brien in Brooklyn, offering rare insight into how one of rock's most iconic groups continues to evolve. Held on Tuesday (May 5) at The Weylin in Williamsburg, the event drew a packed crowd of fans and industry guests, who were welcomed with a cocktail hour before the program began. Attendees were also treated to three songs from the band's upcoming new project, Foreign Tongues , giving an early listen to an album that blends classic Stones energy with a renewed sense of urgency. The lead single for the project, “In the Stars,” was released on Tuesday as well. The LP is due out July 10. O'Brien, who moderated the conversation, pointed to “immediacy” as one of the album's defining qualities. "What comes across to me is you're playing as if you've got something to prove," O'Brien said during the conversation. "There's an urgency to it.…