Billy Idol announces new album due october 20

Billy Idol announces new album due october 20

Rock icon BILLY IDOL will release Kings & Queens Of The Underground, his first new album in almost a decade, on October 20. The album will be released on Idol's own BFI Records, via Kobalt Label Services. The track list for the new album is listed below.

Kings & Queens Of The Underground was primarily produced by Trevor Horn, with Greg Kurstin also contributing as a producer to two songs, including the anthemic lead single, “Can’t Break Me Down.” The single is now streaming at the new BillyIdol.net and will be delivered instantly to fans that pre-order the new album beginning today on iTunes. The iTunes edition of the album will also exclusively include “Hollywood Promises,” a new song recorded during the album sessions. Fans can also pre-order the CD here beginning today.

The artwork for Kings & Queens Of The Underground, above, was designed by street artist and graphic designer Shepard Fairey. The album will arrive close to the release of Billy Idol’s highly anticipated self-written autobiography, Dancing With Myself, which as previously announced will be released worldwide the week of October 7.

Idol and his band, including longtime collaborator and guitarist Steve Stevens, will launch a European Tour in November, the first of several legs of a world tour that will continue into 2015.

Kings & Queens Of The Underground Track List

  1. Bitter Pill
  2. Can’t Break Me Down (listen at BillyIdol.net)
  3. Save Me Now
  4. One Breath Away
  5. Postcards From The Past
  6. Kings & Queens Of The Underground
  7. Eyes Wide Shut
  8. Ghosts In My Guitar
  9. Nothing To Fear
  10. Love And Glory
  11. Whiskey And Pills

Billy Idol 2014 European Tour Dates (More To Be Announced)

  • Nov 05 Birmingham, UK O2 Academy
  • Nov 09 London, UK Eventim Apollo Hammersmith
  • Nov 10 Manchester, UK O2 Apollo
  • Nov 12 Stuttgart, DE Porsche Arena
  • Nov 13 Frankfurt, DE Jahrhunderthalle
  • Nov 16 Amsterdam, NL Heineken Music Hall
  • Nov 18 Dusseldorf, DE Mitsubishi Electric Halle
  • Nov 19 Brussels, BE Royal Circus
  • Nov 21 Nuremberg, DE Arena
  • Nov 22 Lucerne, CH Messe Lucerne
  • Nov 23 Milan, IT Fabrique

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