BLONDIE ANNOUNCE 'HIGH NOON' — FIRST NEW ALBUM IN 9 YEARS, OUT FEBRUARY 26, 2027

Blondie announced on October 15, 2026 that High Noon, their 12th studio album and first album of new material in nine years since Pollinator (2017), will release on February 26, 2027 via BMG.

The announcement arrives alongside the album's lead single, "Spectral Eyes", giving fans their first taste of a record the band calls classic Blondie — an amalgamation of all their different influences and eras into something new.

High Noon Album Facts

Album: High Noon

Release Date: February 26, 2027

Label: BMG

Lead Single: "Spectral Eyes"

"Spectral Eyes" — the Lead Single

Watch the Official Video

Watch the official "Spectral Eyes" visualiser on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Q1YKwCYb7Q

Frequently Asked Questions

When is High Noon released?

High Noon releases on February 26, 2027 via BMG.

Why is it called the first new album in 9 years?

Because Blondie's previous album of new material, Pollinator, came out in 2017 — roughly nine years before the new record arrives.

Who plays on "Spectral Eyes"?

"Spectral Eyes" was written by Johnny Marr, who also plays guitar on the track, alongside Blondie's lineup led by Debbie Harry and Chris Stein.

Who are the guests on the album?

The album features guest appearances from Glen Matlock (Sex Pistols), Zach Condon (Beirut), and Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig (Lucius), with production by John Congleton and David Wrench.

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Clem Burke's Final Recordings

High Noon carries the final studio recordings of Clem Burke, Blondie's co-founding drummer, who died in April 2025 at the age of 70. Recording for the album began in New York City in 2022 with producer John Congleton, and the project is completed with visuals by Rob Roth and Untold Studios — including an upcoming short film.

Debbie Harry on High Noon

Debbie Harry said of the record: "This album is classic Blondie — an amalgamation of all our different influences and eras into something new." She added: "This music feels grounded in the present, shaped by who we are and how we're living now."

Producers: John Congleton, David Wrench

Guests: Glen Matlock (Sex Pistols), Zach Condon (Beirut), Jess Wolfe & Holly Laessig (Lucius)