STATUS QUO's FRANCIS ROSSI Announces Album and Autobiography

15 November 2018

STATUS QUO's Francis Rossi is gearing up for a busy 2019. He has confirmed the release of a collaborative album with vocalist Hannah Rickard, a brand-new autobiography written with Mick Wall, and a spoken-word U.K. tour that will see him and Wall tour the UK discussing the guitarist's illustrious career and taking questions from fans.

'We Talk Too Much' is the title of the album by ROSSI/RICKARD. The pair met when Hannah Rickard worked with STATUS QUO on the hugely successful 'Aquostic' projects.

Reconnecting with one of Rossi's true loves, this is a collection of country-flavored duets and is due for release on March 15, 2019 via earMUSIC.

Featuring all brand-new material, and boasting writing credits for Rossi and Rickard as well as QUO stalwart Bob Young, this album has been a true labor of love.

'We Talk Too Much' track listing:

01. I'll Take You Home (Rossi/Rickard)

02. I've Tried Letting It Go (Rossi/Rickard)

03. Oughta Know By Now (Rossi/Rickard)

04. But I Just Said Goodbye (Rossi/Young)

05. Waiting For Jesus (Hannah Rickard/Howard Rickard)

06. I'm Only Happy (Rossi/Rickard)

07. Rearrange (Rossi/Frost)

08. I Talk Too Much (Rossi/Young)

09. Heartbreaker (Hannah Rickard/Howard Rickard)

10. Good Times Bad Times (Rossi/Rickard/Young)

11. Sinking In Blue (Rossi/Young)

12. Maybe Tomorrow (Rossi/Rickard)

Rossi's autobiography, 'I Talk Too Much', will be published on March 14, 2019 by Little, Brown. This gripping brand-new book has been created in conjunction with award-winning writer and broadcaster Mick Wall, who has sold more than 1 million books.

In this explosive new memoir, the famously indiscreet Rossi reveals the true-life stories behind his unbelievable career. Painfully honest at times, the book covers the glory years, the dark days, the ups and downs of his relationship with the late Rick Parfitt and the real stories behind the creation of some of the greatest rock music of all time.

Francis will share the extraordinary secrets of his 50-plus years in rock and roll when he takes to the stage for an intimate evening at 36 theatres across the U.K.

Tickets are available, priced £25 and £32.50 for VIPs, who get seats in the front rows, a 10x8 photograph and an exclusive VIP lanyard.