NEW YORK DOLLS To Release New Album In The Spring

February 13, 2009

NEW YORK DOLLS have completed work on their new album with legendary producer Todd Rundgren. The CD, which was tracked at Rundgren's studio on the island of Kauai, marked the first time the two have collaborated in 36 years since Rundgren originally produced the NEW YORK DOLLS' eponymous debut album, "New York Dolls".

The album will be released late spring on the Atco label (which has been specially re-launched) through Warner Brothers. The DOLLS will follow the release of the new album with a world tour later in the year.

NEW YORK DOLLS's next live appearance will take place on February 20 at Stone Pony in Asbury Park, New Jersey.

NEW YORK DOLLS with Todd Rundgren (photo by Marty Temme):

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