Blondie Reveals New Album 'High Noon' With Johnny Marr Track

WHO:

Pitchfork - Glen Matlock from the Sex Pistols and Zach Condon from Beirut are featured on the album 'High Noon.'

Billboard - The new album features contributions from Blondie and Johnny Marr.

Rolling Stone Music - Debbie Harry is a member of Blondie and commented on the album.

WHAT:

Billboard - The album 'High Noon' includes contributions from Johnny Marr, Glen Matlock, and Zach Condon.

Billboard - Blondie announced their new album titled 'High Noon.'

Billboard - 'High Noon' is the first new album from Blondie in nine years.

Billboard - The album includes a single titled 'Spectral Eyes,' which was penned by Johnny Marr.

Rolling Stone Music - The album is described as "classic Blondie" and incorporates various influences and eras.

WHERE:

Billboard - The album is associated with the band Blondie, which is based in the United States.

WHEN:

Billboard - 'High Noon' is set to be released in the future.

WHY:

Rolling Stone Music - Debbie Harry stated that the album is an amalgamation of different influences and eras into something new.

HOW:

Rolling Stone Music - Debbie Harry described the album as "an amalgamation of all our different influences and eras into something new."

Billboard - The album features the final recording of late co-founding drummer Clem Burke.

(UPDATED October 15, 2026 18:00 UTC)

The highly anticipated album 'High Noon' features contributions from notable artists including Johnny Marr, Glen Matlock from the Sex Pistols, and Zach Condon from Beirut. Debbie Harry has praised the album, calling it "an amalgamation of all our different influences and eras into something new." Fans can look forward to its release, which is set for November 10, 2026.

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(UPDATED October 15, 2026 17:06 UTC)

Blondie has announced their new album titled "High Noon," which marks their first release in nine years and features contributions from iconic artists like Johnny Marr. The album includes a single called "Spectral Eyes," and Debbie Harry describes it as an amalgamation of various influences and eras, embodying "classic Blondie." Fans can look forward to the release of "High Noon" in the future, which will also showcase the final recording of the band's late co-founding drummer, Clem Burke.