The Stray Cats Announce First New Album On 26 Years03-08-2019
The Stray Cats have confirmed their plans to release their first new album in 26 years this fall and will hit the road as they celebrate their 40th anniversary this year. The new album will aptly be entitled "40" and it set to hit stores on May 24th on CD, vinyl and digitally. The new studio effort was produced by Peter Collins. Frontman Brian Setzer had this to say, "You have to understand how unique the Stray Cats are. It's me playing an old hollow body guitar, Slim Jim playing two or three drums, and Lee Rocker slapping a stand-up acoustic bass. I get to write new songs and then play them with my buddies. Somehow we created a new and exciting sound with this simple idea. And you know what? A lot of people agree!" Fans can catch the band on the road this summer in Europe, followed by some U.S. dates this fall. See the dates below: '40' Tracklisting:
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