The New York City rock band’s 12-track record will release Oct. 23 via BMG.
New York City rock band Nicotine Dolls has announced that their self-titled sophomore album will be released on Oct. 23 through BMG. Ahead of the release, the group put out the lead single “Enemy” on Aug. 28. The 12-track album features band members Sam Cieri (frontman), John Newsome (guitarist), and Abel Tabares (drummer). Co-produced by Cieri and Marti Frederiksen, the record was tracked in Nashville following work with songwriter and producer Desmond Child, and includes songs such as “Gimme Sympathy,” “To the Wolves,” and “Little Games.”
In addition to the album news, the group is set to perform at the Blue Stone Arts & Music Festival in Sandy Springs, Georgia, on Sept. 25. They will follow the festival appearance with a tour across the U.K. and Europe, beginning Sept. 28 in Glasgow and concluding Oct. 13 in München, Germany.
