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Blondie to release first new album in nine years on February 26

Blondie to release first new album in nine years on February 26

Blondie will release their first new album in nine years on February 26, which features the final recordings of the late drummer Clem Burke. The band describes the record as a blend of their signature style and diverse influences from their long-standing career.

The iconic rock band Blondie is set to release their first new studio album in nine years on February 26. This upcoming collection marks the final recordings featuring drummer Clem Burke, who passed away last April at the age of seventy due to cancer. The project is described by frontwoman Debbie Harry as a classic Blondie experience that serves as a fusion of various musical influences and eras, reflecting the band's current identity and lifestyle.

Guitarist Chris Stein expressed gratitude toward fans for their long-term support, characterizing the band's longevity as a long and strange journey. Formed in New York in 1974, the group achieved international fame in 1978 with their hit single Denis. Throughout their storied career, Blondie became known for legendary tracks such as Heart of Glass, Call Me, and The Tide Is High, solidifying their status as influential figures in the music industry. The band continues to look back on their history with appreciation as they prepare to share this latest chapter of their creative work.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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