Blondie
About
Blondie is an iconic American new wave and punk band formed in New York in 1974 by vocalist Debbie Harry and guitarist Chris Stein. Pioneering a bold fusion of punk, disco, reggae, and hip-hop, the band became one of the most influential acts of the late 1970s with defining hits like 'Heart of Glass' and 'Call Me.' With over 40 million records sold worldwide and enduring cultural relevance across five decades, Blondie remains a powerhouse brand with exceptional licensing appeal across apparel, music, collectibles, and lifestyle categories.
Highlights
Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006 and recognised as pioneers of new wave and punk genres
Landmark 1978 album 'Parallel Lines' added to US Library of Congress National Recording Registry in 2024 for cultural significance
Debbie Harry's iconic image and streetwise persona defined an era and remains instantly recognisable globally
Over 40 million records sold worldwide with a string of platinum hits spanning five decades of continuous output
Groundbreaking musical range—from disco to reggae to hip-hop—demonstrated artistic ambition beyond commercial pop formulas
Active touring and recording legacy continuing into 2026 with new album 'High Noon' featuring genre-crossing collaborators
Recent News
Aug 2025
Twelfth studio album High Noon announced for spring 2026 release
Apr 2025
Drummer Clem Burke, 50-year member, passes away; final recordings featured on High Noon
Apr 2024
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