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Billy Idol has announced his first album in more than a decade, 'Dream Into It'. The punk rock icon, 69, has shared the lead single, 'Still Dancing', from the upcoming autobiographical collection, which he was inspired to make after working on a documentary with filmmaker Jonas Akerlund – which is yet to be released.

Idol's first studio LP in over 10 years is out April 25th via Dark Horse Records. Billy Idol Announces New Album Dream Into It, Unveils Single “Still Dancing”: Stream

British rock singer Billy Idol will release his first new album in 11 years, "Dream Into It," on April 25 ahead of his upcoming summer tour.

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Billy Idol is dropping his first new album in more than a decade. “Dream Into It,” Idol’s upcoming ninth studio album, will be released on April 25, a statement on Idol’s website reads.

Dream Into It finds Idol collaborating once again with his longtime guitarist and songwriting partner Steve Stevens, along with bassist Chris Chaney (Jane's Addiction, currently touring with AC/DC) and drummer Josh Freese (most recently of the Foo Fighters .)

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A punk rock legend is releasing his first new album in more than a decade.

“Rebel Yell” singer Billy Idol is “Still Dancing” on his first full-length album in 11 years. The lead single for Dream Into It is “a reflection of my whole journey,” the rock n’ roll frontman said in a statement. “From the punk rock period through to now. And I’m still looking towards the future, still living the life I set out to live.”