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SEBASTIAN BACH Takes ‘First Step’ Toward Beginning Work On New Solo Album
Sebastian Bach, former Skid Row frontman, has said he is beginning to prepare a follow-up to his 2024 solo album "Child Within The Man". In a new interview with Ultimate Classic Rock, he described taking the "first step" by creating a shared Dropbox folder for his band to collect musical ideas, signalling early-stage work rather than a confirmed release timeline.
Bach said the folder, named "New Ideas 2026", will be shared with guitarist Brody DeRozie, bassist Fede Delfino and drummer Paris Bach (his son), and that he intends to work again with songwriter Devin Bronson while hoping to bring back Myles Kennedy, who co-wrote two tracks on the previous record. He cautioned fans not to expect the album soon, noting that "Child Within The Man" benefited from uninterrupted studio time during the pandemic, a circumstance unlikely to repeat. He also reiterated his commitment to performing new material live alongside older hits, and separately mentioned a long-standing wish to eventually record a traditional, piano-led Christmas album.
In short
- Sebastian Bach starts early work on album after "Child Within The Man" (2024)
- Created a shared Dropbox folder for band ideas, titled "New Ideas 2026"
- Hopes to work with Devin Bronson and Myles Kennedy again; no release timeline yet
Explained simply
Sebastian Bach is a Canadian singer best known as the former lead vocalist of Skid Row, the American hard-rock band behind songs such as “18 and Life” and “I Remember You”. He has also released music under his own name, including his 2024 solo album, Child Within The Man.
Bach’s solo work brings together a band and other songwriters, who contribute musical ideas and help shape the songs. His plans for another album matter to listeners following his solo career, while his Skid Row history means many also know him through the band’s older hits.
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