BILLY IDOL RETURNS WITH HIS HIGHEST-DEBUTING ALBUM

Source: billboard.com
Billy Idol, Kings & Queens of the Underground – No. 34 — Iconic rocker Billy Idol returns to the Billboard 200 with his first new studio album of original material in over nine years, as Kings & Queens of the Underground bows at No. 34.

The album — his 11th chart hit — was released on Idol’s own imprint (BFI) through Kobalt Label Services, and is the three-time Grammy Award nominee’s highest-debuting album ever. It’s also his highest-charting set since 1990’s Charmed Life climbed to No. 11 (off the strength of his smash single “Cradle of Love,” which peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100).

The new album was mostly produced by Grammy-winner Trevor Horn, who has worked with everyone from Seal and Yes to Frankie Goes to Hollywood and Grace Jones. Kings & Queens also features two songs co-written and produced by Greg Kurstin.

Idol last charted with a new studio project on the Billboard 200 with the 2005 release Devil’s Playground. It debuted and peaked at No. 46 and spawned the No. 26 Mainstream Rock Songs hit “Scream.”

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Track list:
1. Bitter Pill
2. Can’t Break Me Down
3. Save Me Now
4. One Breath Away
5. Postcards From The Past
6. Kings & Queens Of The Underground
7. Eyes Wide Shut
8. Ghosts In My Guitar
9. Nothing To Fear
10. Love And Glory
11. Whiskey And Pills