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BILLY MORRISON Opens Up In Track-By-Track Q&A About His Latest Album ‘Hollow’

DATE: OCTOBER 1, 2026

FROM: MITCH SCHNEIDER / MARCEE RONDAN / ANDREA FAULK
SRO PR

BILLY MORRISON
TALKS ABOUT EACH TRACK ON HIS LATEST ALBUM,
‘HOLLOW,’ IN THIS REVEALING Q&A

Picture 3‘Hollow’ Album Cover Art (Download)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

In this revealing Q&A, BILLY MORRISON talks about each song on his latest album, HOLLOW. It follows the success of 2024’s THE MORRISON PROJECT format with 12 songs, half sung by MORRISON and half sung by a handful of his friends. Guests include Sully Erna, Nuno Bettencourt, Dexter Holland, Marilyn Manson, Chuck D, B Real, Duff McKagan, Steve Stevens, and DMC. The album’s lead single “Becoming” became MORRISON’s third Top 20 rock track overall. “Billy is a true rock warrior who has made a kick ass album that encompasses all the best elements of real no nonsense rock and roll,” noted Eddie Trunk (“Trunk Nation,” Sirius XM).

1. HOLLOW
(Morrison) Produced by Billy Morrison
Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Programming – Billy Morrison. Drums – Erik Eldenius. Lead Guitar – Billy Morrison

MORRISON: The title track to my new album was inspired by the life that I led when I was homeless in the UK and addicted to heroin. Begging for money on the streets and being the guy that people crossed the street from, I would watch people’s faces as they walked towards me, gradually realizing they had to walk past me and being disgusted at how dirty I was, or that I was begging for change. That leaves an indelible mark on your soul and the song is about slowly crawling out of that hollow life.

2. BECOMING (Featuring Sully Erna and Nuno Bettencourt)
(Morrison, Erna, Scallions) Produced by Billy Morrison
Vocals – Sully Erna. Guitars, Bass, Programming – Billy Morrison Extra Guitar – Brett Scallions. Drums – Erik Eldenius
Lead Guitar – Nuno Bettencourt

MORRISON: When the music to “Becoming” was finally finished, in my mind there was only one person I could imagine singing it, and that was Sully Erna. His work with Godsmack over the decades has just proven his voice to be one of the most powerful in rock music. We got to record it in Los Angeles together while he was here. It was a killer vibe, and when we were all at the Above Ground show late last year here in LA, it seemed only fitting for me to ask Nuno to play lead (keeping it Boston on this track!). And again, he graciously agreed, and absolutely killed it. This song is about transforming out of the darkness and negativity of certain lifestyle choices and becoming a strong, positive and powerful force. For an in-depth description, you would have to ask Sully about the lyrics that he wrote.

3. FORGIVE ME
(Morrison) Produced by Billy Morrison
Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Programming – Billy Morrison. Drums – Erik Eldenius Lead Guitar – Billy Morrison

MORRISON: Social media is an inexorable beast, slowly wrapping its arms around us all as a society and gently squeezing harder and harder until…the algorithm wins in the end! It’s a commentary…an observation…not a judgement because we are all guilty and all involved at some level. I guess I imagined us all as a race, a few decades from now, kneeling in front of the almighty AI Demigods, pleading for forgiveness. I have a wild imagination sometimes…or is it really so wild?

4. THE TAILOR (Featuring Marilyn Manson)
(Morrison, Manson, Fenton) Produced by Billy Morrison
Vocals – Marilyn Manson. Guitars, Bass by Billy Morrison Keyboards / Programming – Ade Fenton. Drums by Fred Coury

MORRISON: This track talks about covering up our pain, our internal wounds, with a shiny exterior and learning to cover it all up so that no one can see it. You would have to talk to Manson about the details of what was in his mind as he wrote the lyrics, but to me, it’s a clear observation and fantastic visual imagery of a tailor making clothes out of pain and suffering so that the wearer looks fine, while cleverly disguising his trauma.

5. TAKE ME AS I AM
(Morrison) Produced by Billy Morrison
Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Programming – Billy Morrison. Drums – Erik Eldenius Lead Guitar – Billy Morrison

MORRISON: Life is a hell of a journey and we are all fallible beings, but we all have the capacity for change. “Take Me As I Am” examines both the concept of change and growth as a human being, and the idea of arriving at a place of acceptance for one another. I believe that as long as we are aware of our faults, and we strive to be a better person tomorrow, then acceptance is one of the most healing attributes we can offer the world. And not understanding the power of judgement can be extremely damaging to others. Having been judged for one thing or another my whole life, finding those people that literally “take me as I am,” that accept me for who I am, and allow mistakes to be part of a learning process, is a wonderful feeling.

6. NO SUSPECTS (Featuring Chuck D, B Real and Darryl DMC McDaniels)
(Morrison, Freese, Chuck D, McDaniels) Produced by Billy Morrison
Vocals – Chuck D, B-Real, Darryl DMC McDaniels, Billy Morrison
Guitars, Bass, Programming – Billy Morrison. Decks – DJ Lord. Drums – Erik Eldenius Lead Guitar – Billy Morrison

MORRISON: Honestly, you would have to talk to Chuck, B and D to get a clear picture of this track. When you have four lyricists on a track (I wrote the title and the chorus), it would be wrong for me to speak on their lyrics. But the title and the chorus refer to us standing up for our rights, and for not allowing people to label us as suspects with no proof, or to point the finger of suspicion for no reason. Look around, watch the news, and open your eyes. We are all being made “suspects” without knowing or realizing it.

7. ANOTHER DAY (Featuring Steve Stevens)
(Morrison) Produced by Billy Morrison
Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Programming – Billy Morrison. Drums by Fred Coury Lead Guitar – Steve Stevens

MORRISON: I was trying to describe how it feels to have multiple projects, multiple people and multiple situations all demanding your time and attention at once. What I imagine it must feel like having ADHD. I’m describing the constant information flow that we all have, with 24-hour television, social media, commercials, work, friendships and more trying to gain our attention (and our wallets a lot of the time). I have someone extremely close to me that has clinical ADHD and it inspires me to understand more, to listen more, to take a breath more, and maybe even to switch off more. Leave all of that craziness for another day.

8. LEAVE NO TRACE (Featuring Duff McKagan)
(Morrison, McKagan)
Produced by Billy Morrison. Vocal Production by Martin Feveyear Vocals – Duff McKagan. Guitars, Bass – Billy Morrison
Extra Guitars – Duff McKagan. Pedal Steel – Luke Cyrus Goetze. Drums – Fred Coury Lead Guitar – Billy Morrison

MORRISON: Duff sat on my couch in my studio, with pen and paper (well, a phone because it’s 2026) and we literally talked through his lyrical ideas. He already had the title and subject matter and we sat there, old school-style, and hashed it out. For me, when I read these lyrics, it talks about leaving the mistakes of your past behind and looking forward to the love and honesty of a real relationship. Of a real connection. The ability to leave the past in the past is a real skill and maybe not dwelling on past mistakes and trying to erase them from the present psyche and situation is a good thing. I see this song as a flag-waving anthem of keeping it all in the present and not dwelling on the past or worrying about the future.

9. DEVIL IN YOUR EYES (Featuring Chad Gray)
(Morrison)
Produced by Billy Morrison
Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Programming – Billy Morrison. Guest vocal – Chad Gray. Drums – Erik Eldenius. Lead Guitar – Billy Morrison

MORRISON: I wrote this song after watching the news. Clearly that was a huge mistake but it made for some fantastic lyrics. I see a lot of political posturing and questionable decisions going on and we are often just clearly being lied to…and this song is about that kind of climate. It’s about the kind of person that says they have our best interests at heart, but really it’s all about their own agendas and their own power-hungry dreams and desires. Clearly having Chad Gray agree to join me on the vocals for this track provided us with a whole other layer of heaviness and weight to these lyrics. A perfect guest singer for this kind of lyrical content.

10. TEARING DOWN THE WALLS
(Morrison, Fenton) Produced by Billy Morrison
Vocals, Guitars, Bass – Billy Morrison. Keyboards / Programming – Ade Fenton. Drums – Fred Coury

MORRISON: This was pure Philip K. Dick sci-fi indulgence! I’m a huge Gary Numan fan (hence working with his producer Ade Fenton on this track, and all the wonderful Prophet 5 type synths…thanks Ade!) so it seemed appropriate to delve into a fantasy world of dystopian Bladerunner-type visuals and robots breeding paranoia and mistrust on every street corner. Complete fiction but fun to bring to life in a song.

11. NEVER GONNA CHANGE (Featuring Dexter Holland)
(Morrison, Bunton)
Produced by Billy Morrison. Vocal Production by Adam Greenholtz Vocals – Dexter Holland. Guitars, Bass – Billy Morrison
Backing Vocals – Billy Morrison. Drums – Fred Coury Lead Guitar – Billy Morrison

MORRISON: “Never Gonna Change” paints a picture of a dysfunctional home life and the feeling of eternal youth—live for the moment, party hard, regret nothing…the battle cry of every generation. “‘Never Gonna Change’ is one of those perfect pop punk slices of rebellion that hopefully spans a couple of generational gaps. Teenagers will always feel the same—misunderstood—and Dexter has been one of the most vital voices of teenage angst and rebellion since The Offspring hit the world running in 1984. So when I finished writing this track with Los Angeles-based songwriter, Jacob Bunton, it was clear we wanted Dexter to be the voice of the track. Thanks to the miracle of modern technology, he was able to record his tracks in the middle of an Offspring tour, and Barry Pointer mixed it all into the killer track we have here.

12. BUTTERFLY EFFECT
(Morrison)
Produced by Billy Morrison
Vocals, Guitars, Bass – Billy Morrison. Piano – Darren Leader
Orchestral Arrangement – Fred Coury. Drums – Fred Coury
Lead Guitar – Billy Morrison

MORRISON: Absolutely the most difficult song to write and perform, and yet probably the track I am most proud of on the entire album. I believe that an act of kindness can ripple outwards and affect people and situations we are not even aware of—and conversely, behavior that is unacceptable will affect the world negatively. So maybe because I want to try and be a better person than I was yesterday, I can try and affect the world in a more positive way by making better choices and that will ripple outwards and add to the good in our world. I don’t think I need to be defined by the terrible choices and decisions I have made in the past. This song pushed me lyrically and also within the performance itself.

ABOUT BILLY MORRISON:

Billy Morrison is a British guitarist, singer, and songwriter, widely known as Billy Idol’s rhythm guitar player for the past 17 years alongside lead guitarist Steve Stevens. He is also a solo recording artist in his right having released three albums including the successful and acclaimed The Morrison Project in 2024 via TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. His fourth solo album, Hollow, arrived in August 2026, also on TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. Morrison is also a former member of The Cult and Circus Diablo and currently also performs with the superstar cover band known as The Royal Machines. “Who the F%@K is Billy Morrison?” is the title of a new short film that answers that question. Directed and edited by Mike Savage, it tells his story through punchy editing, candid footage, and new interviews with Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses, Al Jourgensen of Ministry, B-Real of Cypress Hill, Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme, mixer/engineer/producer Barry Pointer, and Morrison himself. Watch the six-minute documentary HERE. In addition, Morrison is a contemporary fine artist whose Warhol-inspired work has been shown at top galleries. He also has a regular show, “Influenced,” on SiriusXM’s Ozzy’s Boneyard (ch. 38), where he delves deep into the dynamic relationship between art and music.

Picture 3BILLY MORRISON (Download)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

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BILLY MORRISON Marks Today’s Release of New Album ‘Hollow’ With The Soul-Baring “Take Me As I Am” Single/Video

DATE: AUGUST 7, 2026

FROM: MITCH SCHNEIDER / MARCEE RONDAN / ANDREA FAULK
SRO PR

BILLY MORRISON
MARKS TODAY’S RELEASE OF NEW ALBUM
‘HOLLOW’
WITH THE SOUL-BARING “TAKE ME AS I AM”

LISTEN TO THE THUNDEROUS TRACK HERE
WATCH THE VIDEO HERE

“Take Me As I Am” Single Artwork (Download)
Photo Credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

BILLY MORRISON is marking today’s release of his new album HOLLOW, via TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group, by sharing a video for one of the album’s highlights: “Take Me As I Am.” The soul-baring and thunderous track is rooted in heavy, angst-fueled ‘90s rock and holds nothing back with such lyrics as “Left unchecked I’m an animal, everything is flammable/I don’t wanna be this way.” Listen to the track HERE, watch the video HERE, and hear the album HERE. Read a Q&A about “Take Me As I Am” below with the British singer, songwriter, and guitarist who’s touring America this summer starting tonight (August 7) as Billy Idol’s rhythm guitar player alongside Steve Stevens.

The “Take Me As I Am” video was directed by photographer Jane Stuart, who’s been pivotal to the Morrison visual aesthetic over the course of two albums, and filmed throughout Los Angeles where MORRISON lives. The striking video powerfully underlines the personal chaos and desperation that he’s singing about. His longtime friend—musician Franky Perez, seen performing with two showgirl dancers—makes a cameo.

MORRISON is currently impacting DSP playlists with the album’s third single, “Never Gonna Change,” a fiery pop punk anthem of alienation and rebellion that merges raging guitars and a prison-break pace with the unmistakable vocals of The Offspring lead singer. Watch the Mike Savage-directed lyric video HERE.

The first single from HOLLOW was “Becoming” [feat. Sully Erna of Godsmack & GRAMMY® Award winner Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme]. The track peaked at #19 on Billboard’s “Mainstream Rock” chart and marked Morrison’s third Top 20 rock track overall. Erna delivers an impassioned and raspy vocal performance on this song about transforming one’s life from darkness to light and Bettencourt rises to the occasion, ripping pure hellfire on his guest solo. Listen to the song HERE and watch the video, directed by Ivo Raza, HERE.

MORRISON then hit hard with the explosive and lyrically gripping single “Hollow,” along with an artful and eye-popping lyric video that traces Morrison’s previously unhinged life. View the Mike Savage-directed video HERE and listen to the autobiographical song, highlighted by Morrison’s deeply felt vocals and sweeping lead guitar runs, HERE.

Throughout an illustrious career, BILLY MORRISON has played live in front of millions of fans, collaborated with every A-list rockstar under the sun (even notching a #1 single with the late Ozzy Osbourne), sold his paintings in galleries on multiple continents, and logged hundreds of hours on-air as a radio host for SiriusXM. And yet—some folks wonder, “Who the F%@K is Billy Morrison?” Which is the title of a new short film that answers the question. Directed and edited by Mike Savage, it tells his story through punchy editing, candid footage, and new interviews with Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses, Al Jourgensen of Ministry, B-Real of Cypress Hill, Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme, mixer/engineer/producer Barry Pointer, and MORRISON himself. Watch the six-minute documentary HERE.

Two years ago, BILLY MORRISON released THE MORRISON PROJECT via TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. It marked his third solo album (and first since 2015) and produced the #1 Active Rock Song (Mediabase) in America: “Crack Cocaine” featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Steve Stevens and co-written by all three artists. A deluxe edition of the album followed in 2025 and bonus track, “Gods Of Rock and Roll (Orchestral)”—another seismic collaboration with Osbourne and Stevens—landed in the Active Rock Top Ten (Mediabase).

HOLLOW is following the success of THE MORRISON PROJECT format with 12 songs, half sung by Morrison and half sung by a handful of MORRISON’s friends. Guests include Dexter Holland, Marilyn Manson, Chuck D, B Real, Duff McKagan, Steve Stevens, DMC, and the above-mentioned Sully Erna and Nuno Bettencourt, among others. “Forgive Me,” “The Tailor,” “No Suspects,” “Another Day,” “Leave No Trace,” and “Becoming” are among the song titles.

Q&A WITH BILLY MORRISON
ABOUT THE “TAKE ME AS I AM” SINGLE AND VIDEO

— “Take Me As I Am” rocks hard with perhaps some of your most vulnerable lyrics. Can you elaborate on the sentiment of the song and what inspired you to write it?

Morrison: Life is a hell of a journey and we are all fallible beings, but we all have the capacity for change. “Take Me As I Am” examines both the concept of change and growth as a human being, and the idea of arriving at a place of acceptance for one another. I believe that as long as we are aware of our faults, and we strive to be a better person tomorrow, then acceptance is one of the most healing attributes we can offer the world. And not understanding the power of judgement can be extremely damaging to others. Having been judged for one thing or another my whole life, finding those people that literally “take me as I am,” that accept me for who I am, and allow mistakes to be part of a learning process, is a wonderful feeling.

—You play all the instruments on the tracks except drums, making an already very personal song even more of an individual expression. Can you walk us through your mindset for the recording of the song?

Morrison: Imagine if STP had a torrid affair with Oasis, while hanging out at a party thrown by The Cult and watching an Alice In Chains documentary. I don’t really think too hard about the mindset when writing and recording a song, and especially with “Take Me As I Am” it was more a feeling, a vibe. And having the luxury and the ability to play all the instruments just makes it quicker to be honest. I don’t have to sit and argue if it should be E minor or C sharp, hahaha! I just do what I feel, what I hear in my head. Even with the drums, I don’t play the finished thing, I leave that to the professionals…in this case, it’s Erik Eldenius on the kit…but Erik would be the first to tell you that I program exactly what I want to hear from the drums, down to the individual hits, velocities, etc. Drum programming is something I really enjoy, so I spend many hours dialing in the drums and then ask the drummers to play exactly what I wrote!

— Who directed the video and please let us know what we can look forward to?

Morrison: I have had a photographer, Jane Stuart, working with me throughout both album cycles (the previous album, The Morrison Project, and the new album, Hollow) and her aesthetic and ability to portray me in a way that others fail to capture drew me in. When it came time for the video for “Take Me As I Am,” I asked her if she would consider making her directorial debut for me and she said yes! I literally just said “I have a yellow Lamborghini I want to use, and I’d like to have a black eye in this video,’ and left her to make sense of that within the track. And what a video she came up with, from creative concept to technical execution—she knew what she wanted. The color palate is very specific and the story captures the essence of the lyrics perfectly: a fallible man, learning from mistakes, and trying to make sense of his own shortcomings. The team she put together was fantastic and Jane knocked this one out of the park.

‘Hollow’ Album Cover Art (Download)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

ABOUT BILLY MORRISON:

Billy Morrison is a British guitarist, singer, and songwriter, widely known as Billy Idol’s rhythm guitar player for the past 17 years alongside lead guitarist Steve Stevens. He is also a solo recording artist in his right having released three albums including the successful and acclaimed The Morrison Project in 2024 via TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. His fourth solo album, Hollow, will arrive in August 2026, also on TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. Morrison is also a former member of The Cult and Circus Diablo and currently also performs with the superstar cover band known as The Royal Machines. In addition, Morrison is a contemporary fine artist whose Warhol-inspired work has been shown at top galleries. He also has a regular show, “Influenced,” on SiriusXM’s Ozzy’s Boneyard (ch. 38), where he delves deep into the dynamic relationship between art and music.

BILLY MORRISON (Download)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

Connect with BILLY MORRISON:
Instagram | Facebook | X

SRO Press Releases and Assets

For more info, please contact SRO PR:

Mitch Schneider // mschneider@sropr.com
Marcee Rondan: marcee@sropr.com
Andrea Faulk // afaulk@sropr.com

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BILLY MORRISON Teams With Dexter Holland For New Fiery Pop Punk Single/Video “Never Gonna Change”

DATE: JULY 2, 2026

FROM: MITCH SCHNEIDER / MARCEE RONDAN / ANDREA FAULK
SRO PR

BILLY MORRISON TEAMS WITH DEXTER HOLLAND
FOR NEW SINGLE AND VIDEO
“NEVER GONNA CHANGE”
TAKEN FROM MORRISON’S UPCOMING ALBUM
DUE OUT AUGUST 7 VIA TLG | ZOID
DISTRIBUTED BY VIRGIN MUSIC GROUP

LISTEN TO “NEVER GONNA CHANGE” HERE
WATCH THE VIDEO HERE

“Never Gonna Change” Single Artwork (Download)
Photos by Jane Stuart (Billy Morrison) and Federica Burrelli (Dexter Holland)

“Dad don’t care and he’s gone missing
Mum’s drinking in the kitchen
There’s gotta be another way
Late for school, but do they notice
I could be dead and bloated
One more reason why I just can’t stay”
—“Never Gonna Change,” written by Billy Morrison and Jacob Bunton

Billy Morrison has teamed with Dexter Holland for “Never Gonna Change,” a fiery pop punk anthem that merges raging guitars and a prison-break pace with the unmistakable vocals of The Offspring lead singer. This unstoppably catchy anthem of alienation and rebellion is the latest single from the British guitarist, singer, and songwriter’s album HOLLOW, out August 7 via TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. Listen to the single (released today, July 2) HERE and watch the Mike Savage-directed lyric video HERE.

“Never Gonna Change” paints a picture of a dysfunctional home life and the feeling of eternal youth—live for the moment, party hard, regret nothing…the battle cry of every generation. “‘Never Gonna Change’ is one of those perfect pop punk slices of rebellion that hopefully spans a couple of generational gaps,” says Morrison. “Teenagers will always feel the same—misunderstood—and Dexter has been one of the most vital voices of teenage angst and rebellion since The Offspring hit the world running in 1984. So when I finished writing this track with Los Angeles-based songwriter, Jacob Bunton, it was clear we wanted Dexter to be the voice of the track. Dexter and I recently performed together in Royal Machines [Morrison’s side project], so I dropped him a text and he loved the idea. Thanks to the miracle of modern technology, he was able to record his tracks in the middle of an Offspring tour, and Barry Pointer mixed it all into the killer track we have here.”

Says Dexter Holland: “Billy Morrison has a great track record and is a good guy so when he sent me ‘Never Gonna Change’ for a collab,  it was an immediate ‘I’m in.’  The song is just the right amount of angst,  rebellion and fun.  A summer banger if you ask me.”

The video for “Never Gonna Change” is an eye-catching visual treat. “The days of a black screen with white text for a lyric video are way behind us, and Mike Savage is creating killer, story-driven lyric videos which fit this track perfectly,” says Morrison. “It’s an easy, fun way to put some appropriate visuals to the song and get the lyrics out there. Mike did a great job on this one.”

“Never Gonna Change” is the third single from HOLLOW, following the album’s first release, “Becoming” [feat. Sully Erna of Godsmack & GRAMMY® Award winner Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme]. The track peaked at #19 on Billboard’s “Mainstream Rock” chart and marked Morrison’s third Top 20 rock track overall. Erna delivers an impassioned and raspy vocal performance on this song about transforming one’s life from darkness to light and Bettencourt rises to the occasion, ripping pure hellfire on his guest solo. Listen to the song HERE and watch the video, directed by Ivo Raza, HERE.

Morrison then hit hard with the sonically explosive and lyrically gripping single “Hollow,” along with an artful and eye-popping lyric video that traces Morrison’s previously unhinged life. View the Mike Savage-directed video HERE and listen to the autobiographical song, highlighted by Morrison’s deeply felt vocals and sweeping lead guitar runs, HERE.

Throughout an illustrious career, BILLY MORRISON has played live in front of millions of fans, collaborated with every A-list rockstar under the sun (even notching a #1 single with the late Ozzy Osbourne), sold his paintings in galleries on multiple continents, and logged hundreds of hours on-air as a radio host for SiriusXM. And yet—some folks wonder, “Who the F%@K is Billy Morrison?” Which is the title of a new short film that answers the question. Directed and edited by Mike Savage, it tells his story through punchy editing, candid footage, and new interviews with Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses, Al Jourgensen of Ministry, B-Real of Cypress Hill, Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme, mixer/engineer/producer Barry Pointer, and MORRISON himself. Watch the six-minute documentary HERE.

Two years ago, BILLY MORRISON released THE MORRISON PROJECT via TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. It marked his third solo album (and first since 2015) and produced the #1 Active Rock Song (Mediabase) in America: “Crack Cocaine” featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Steve Stevens and co-written by all three artists. A deluxe edition of the album followed in 2025 and bonus track, “Gods Of Rock and Roll (Orchestral)”—another seismic collaboration with Osbourne and Stevens—landed in the Active Rock Top Ten (Mediabase).

HOLLOW will follow the success of THE MORRISON PROJECT format with 12 songs, half sung by Morrison and half sung by a handful of MORRISON’s friends. Guests include Dexter Holland, Marilyn Manson, Chuck D, B Real, Duff McKagan, Steve Stevens, DMC, and the above-mentioned Sully Erna and Nuno Bettencourt, among others. “Forgive Me,” “The Tailor,” “No Suspects,” “Another Day,” “Leave No Trace,” and “Becoming” are among the song titles.

‘Hollow’ Album Cover Art (Download)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

ABOUT BILLY MORRISON:

Billy Morrison is a British guitarist, singer, and songwriter, widely known as Billy Idol’s rhythm guitar player for the past 17 years alongside lead guitarist Steve Stevens. He is also a solo recording artist in his right having released three albums including the successful and acclaimed The Morrison Project in 2024 via TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. His fourth solo album, Hollow, will arrive in August 2026, also on TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. Morrison is also a former member of The Cult and Circus Diablo and currently also performs with the superstar cover band known as The Royal Machines. In addition, Morrison is a contemporary fine artist whose Warhol-inspired work has been shown at top galleries. He also has a regular show, “Influenced,” on SiriusXM’s Ozzy’s Boneyard (ch. 38), where he delves deep into the dynamic relationship between art and music.

BILLY MORRISON (Download)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

Connect with BILLY MORRISON:
Instagram | Facebook | X

SRO Press Releases and Assets

For more info, please contact SRO PR:

Mitch Schneider // mschneider@sropr.com
Marcee Rondan: marcee@sropr.com
Andrea Faulk // afaulk@sropr.com

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BILLY MORRISON Takes A Deep Dive Into His Psyche With Just-Released Single/Video “Hollow”

DATE: JUNE 12, 2026

FROM: MITCH SCHNEIDER / MARCEE RONDAN / ANDREA FAULK
SRO PR

BILLY MORRISON
TAKES A DEEP DIVE INTO HIS PSYCHE
WITH HIS JUST-RELEASED SINGLE “HOLLOW,”

THE TITLE TRACK OF HIS UPCOMING ALBUM
OF THE SAME NAME
DUE OUT AUGUST 7 VIA TLG | ZOID
DISTRIBUTED BY VIRGIN MUSIC GROUP
LISTEN TO “HOLLOW” HERE / WATCH THE VIDEO HERE

“Hollow” Single Artwork (Download)

BILLY MORRISON takes a deep dive into his psyche with “Hollow,” the title track of the British guitarist, singer, and songwriter’s album of the same name out August 7 via TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. The sonically explosive and lyrically gripping single is released today (June 12) along with an artful and eye-popping lyric video that traces MORRISON’s previously unhinged life. View the Mike Savage-directed video HERE and listen to the autobiographical song, highlighted by MORRISON’s deeply felt vocals and sweeping lead guitar runs, HERE.

“The title track to my new album was inspired by the life that I led when I was homeless and addicted to heroin,” says MORRISON. “Begging for money on the streets and being the guy that people crossed the street from, I would watch people’s faces as they walked towards me, gradually realizing they had to walk past me and being disgusted at how dirty I was, or that I was begging for change. That leaves an indelible mark on your soul and the song is about slowly crawling out of that hollow life.” Read the full Q&A about the track and video below.

MORRISON is now lighting up the rock charts with HOLLOW’s first single “Becoming” [feat. Sully Erna of Godsmack & GRAMMY® Award winner Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme]. It has surged at rock radio, hitting #20 this week on Billboard’s “Mainstream Rock” chart. Revolver dove into the track headfirst with an extensive feature interview, going on to note that “MORRISON and Fuel member Brett Scallions co-wrote the song before sending it over to Erna, who delivers an impassioned and raspy set of lines. Bettencourt rises to the occasion and rips pure hellfire on his guest solo.” Listen to the song HERE and watch the video HERE.

Throughout an illustrious career, BILLY MORRISON has played live in front of millions of fans, collaborated with every A-list rockstar under the sun (even notching a #1 single with the late Ozzy Osbourne), sold his paintings in galleries on multiple continents, and logged hundreds of hours on-air as a radio host for SiriusXM. And yet—some folks wonder, “Who the F%@K is Billy Morrison?” Which is the title of a new short film that answers the question. Directed and edited by Mike Savage, it tells his story through punchy editing, candid footage, and new interviews with Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses, Al Jourgensen of Ministry, B-Real of Cypress Hill, Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme, mixer/engineer/producer Barry Pointer, and MORRISON himself. Watch the six-minute documentary HERE.

Two years ago, BILLY MORRISON released THE MORRISON PROJECT via TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. It marked his third solo album (and first since 2015) and produced the #1 Active Rock Song (Mediabase) in America: “Crack Cocaine” featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Steve Stevens and co-written by all three artists. A deluxe edition of the album followed in 2025 and bonus track, “Gods Of Rock and Roll (Orchestral)”—another seismic collaboration with Osbourne and Stevens—landed in the Active Rock Top Ten (Mediabase).

HOLLOW will follow the success of THE MORRISON PROJECT format with 12 songs, half sung by Morrison and half sung by a handful of MORRISON’s friends. Guests include Dexter Holland, Marilyn Manson, Chuck D, B Real, Duff McKagan, Steve Stevens, DMC, and the above-mentioned Sully Erna and Nuno Bettencourt, among others. “Forgive Me,” “The Tailor,” “No Suspects,” “Another Day,” “Leave No Trace,” and “Becoming” are among the song titles.

“Hollow” Single/Video—Q & A with BILLY MORRISON

•“Hollow” is an intense and poignant song about personal desperation, with a reference to a “narcotic embrace.” Can you tell us what inspired the song?

MORRISON: The title track to my new album, HOLLOW, was inspired by the life that I led when I was homeless and addicted to heroin. Begging for money on the streets, and being the guy that people crossed the street from ……. I would watch peoples faces as they walked towards me, gradually realizing they had to walk past me and being disgusted at how dirty I was, or that I was begging for change. That leaves an indelible mark on your soul and the song is about slowly crawling out of that hollow life.

•Looking at your career overall, you’ve been known primarily as a rhythm guitar player. “Hollow,” with its soaring, stadium-sized guitar lines, especially shows how much you’ve developed as a strong and confident lead guitarist. Can you tell us about your development?

MORRISON: I think it was only a matter of time before I somewhat “graduated” as a guitar player into the category known as “lead guitarist.” Basically playing so much guitar for so many years, it was a natural learning curve for me. I would never stand next to any of the greats, but I can clearly play what’s needed in my own music, and that would be primarily due to the encouragement and belief of Steve Stevens, who has always allowed me to stretch in the Billy Idol band. I also gravitate to the kind of lead and solos that are musical, not necessarily a thousand notes a second. So that helps!

•This is so much more than a lyric video—artful and eye-popping—following right in line with your previous standout videos. It mixes black and white urban footage from the UK with colorful, surrealist imagery. It’s a fantastic visual vehicle for the song. Can you tell us how it all came together and who directed it?

MORRISON: I definitely wanted to utilize the technology we now have available to us, even though this is “just” a lyric video! So I had a conversation with Mike Savage (who made the “Who the F%@K is Billy Morrison?” mini doc) and it turned out he was dabbling with all kinds of crazy tech and agreed to try a few things for this lyric video. I had no idea how it would turn out, but the brief was: “London, homeless, begging for change, being judged and criticized, Alice In Wonderland choruses.” And look what he came up with from just that brief description! I’m very happy.

‘Hollow’ Album Cover Art (Download)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

ABOUT BILLY MORRISON:

Billy Morrison is a British guitarist, singer, and songwriter, widely known as Billy Idol’s rhythm guitar player for the past 17 years alongside lead guitarist Steve Stevens. He is also a solo recording artist in his right having released three albums including the successful and acclaimed The Morrison Project in 2024 via TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. His fourth solo album, Hollow, will arrive in August 2026, also on TLG | ZOID distributed by Virgin Music Group. Morrison is also a former member of The Cult and Circus Diablo and currently also performs with the superstar cover band known as The Royal Machines. In addition, Morrison is a contemporary fine artist whose Warhol-inspired work has been shown at top galleries. He also has a regular show, “Influenced,” on SiriusXM’s Ozzy’s Boneyard (ch. 38), where he delves deep into the dynamic relationship between art and music.

BILLY MORRISON (Download)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

Connect with BILLY MORRISON:
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SRO Press Releases and Assets

For more info, please contact SRO PR:

Mitch Schneider // mschneider@sropr.com
Marcee Rondan: marcee@sropr.com
Andrea Faulk // afaulk@sropr.com

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BILLY MORRISON Premieres New Short Film “Who The F%@K Is Billy Morrison?” Today

DATE: MAY 6, 2026

FROM: MITCH SCHNEIDER / MARCEE RONDAN / ANDREA FAULK
SRO PR

BILLY MORRISON
PREMIERES NEW SHORT FILM
“WHO THE F%@K IS BILLY MORRISON?”
TODAY
WATCH IT HERE

NEW SINGLE “BECOMING”
(FEAT. SULLY ERNA & NUNO BETTENCOURT)
TAKING FLIGHT

WATCH THE “BECOMING” VIDEO HERE

Throughout an illustrious career, BILLY MORRISON has played live in front of millions of fans, collaborated with every A-list rockstar under the sun (even notching a #1 single with the late Ozzy Osbourne), sold his paintings in galleries on multiple continents, and logged hundreds of hours on-air as a radio host for SiriusXM.

Still, everybody seemingly wonders, “Who the F%@K is Billy Morrison?”

Today (May 6), the British guitarist, singer, and songwriter—joined by a cohort of iconic collaborators and friends—finally answers that question in a new short film titled “Who the F%@K is Billy Morrison?” Watch the six-minute documentary HERE.

Directed and edited by Mike Savage, “Who the F%@K is Billy Morrison?” tells his story through punchy editing, candid footage, and new interviews with Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses, Al Jourgensen of Ministry, B-Real of Cypress Hill, Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme, mixer/engineer/producer Barry Pointer, and MORRISON himself.

MORRISON describes himself as a “multidisciplinary creative,” encompassing his “15-year career in the fine art world,” “30-odd-year career in the music business,” and “some successful acting moments.” He holds nothing back either, tracing an often-unbelievable journey from his childhood in the UK to international rock stardom on his own terms.

He observes, “Despite a 15-year drug addiction…40 years later, I have a number one rock song and multiple Top 10 hits, so everything that you see me do now is fueled by a case of, I guess, making up for lost time.”

The visual can barely contain the enthusiasm of its interviewees though.

At the very mention of MORRISON, McKagan beams, “He’s a hell of a guitar player, lives for music,” and B-Real reveals, “He’s thoughtful of everybody on the song and not too many people are thoughtful when they have you on the track.” Pointer marvels at his work ethic, “He’s a hustler, meaning he never slows down.”

After dubbing him “a bionic riff machine,” it’s Jourgensen who puts it best, “There’s a lot more to unwrap in the BILLY MORRISON box than you would think, but mainly he’s just a top shelf human being, so what could possibly go wrong?”

One of the short film’s most tender moments comes as MORRISON recalls his best friend Ozzy’s impact on his life. It was Ozzy who recognized his potential as a fine artist, leading to an unbelievable second act. MORRISON affirms, “He knew I had this in me…Here I am 15 years later.”

It’s just the tip of the iceberg though.

The best way to find out Who the F%@K rock ‘n’ roll’s best kept secret really is will be to take a listen to his upcoming album HOLLOW—due out August 7 via TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. 

Last month, MORRISON ignited his next era with the single “Becoming” [feat. Sully Erna of Godsmack & GRAMMY® Award winner Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme]. Beyond picking up a head of steam at DSPs, it has surged at Active Rock Radio, hitting #26 this week on the Billboard chart. Revolver dove into the track headfirst with an extensive feature interview, going on to note that “MORRISON and Fuel member Brett Scallions co-wrote the song before sending it over to Erna, who delivers an impassioned and raspy set of lines. Bettencourt rises to the occasion and rips pure hellfire on his guest solo.”

Listen to the song HERE and watch the video HERE.

Two years ago, BILLY MORRISON released THE MORRISON PROJECT via TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. It marked his third solo album (and first since 2015) and produced the #1 Active Rock Song (Mediabase) in America: “Crack Cocaine” featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Steve Stevens and co-written by all three artists. A deluxe edition of the album followed in 2025 and bonus track, “Gods Of Rock and Roll (Orchestral)”—another seismic collaboration with Osbourne and Stevens—landed in the Active Rock Top Ten (Mediabase).

The upcoming HOLLOW will follow the success of 2024’s THE MORRISON PROJECT format with 12 songs, half sung by Morrison and half sung by a handful of MORRISON’s friends. Guests include Dexter Holland, Marilyn Manson, Chuck D, B Real, Duff McKagan, Steve Stevens, DMC, and the above-mentioned Sully Erna and Nuno Bettencourt, among others. “Forgive Me,” “The Tailor,” “No Suspects,” “Another Day,” “Leave No Trace,” and “Becoming” are among the song titles.

Get ready for HOLLOW. No one will forget who the F%@K BILLY MORRISON is after this…

ABOUT BILLY MORRISON:

Billy Morrison is a British guitarist, singer, and songwriter, widely known as Billy Idol’s rhythm guitar player for the past 17 years alongside lead guitarist Steve Stevens. He is also a solo recording artist in his right having released three albums including the successful and acclaimed The Morrison Project in 2024 via TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. His fourth solo album, Hollow, will arrive in August 2026, also on TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. Morrison is also a former member of The Cult and Circus Diablo and currently also performs with the superstar cover band known as The Royal Machines. In addition, Morrison is a contemporary fine artist whose Warhol-inspired work has been shown at top galleries. He also has a regular show, “Influenced,” on SiriusXM’s Ozzy’s Boneyard (ch. 38), where he delves deep into the dynamic relationship between art and music.

BILLY MORRISON (Download)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

Connect with BILLY MORRISON:
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SRO Press Releases and Assets

For more info, please contact SRO PR:

Mitch Schneider // mschneider@sropr.com

Marcee Rondan: marcee@sropr.com

Andrea Faulk // afaulk@sropr.com

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BILLY MORRISON Debuts Video For New Single “Becoming” With Song’s Collaborators Sully Erna And Nuno Bettencourt

DATE: APRIL 10, 2026

FROM: MITCH SCHNEIDER / MARCEE RONDAN / ANDREA FAULK, SRO PR

BILLY MORRISON
TALKS ABOUT THE MAKING OF THE VIDEO FOR
“BECOMING,”
THE POWERHOUSE TRACK FEATURING SULLY ERNA
AND NUNO BETTENCOURT

WATCH “BECOMING” HERE

Image from “Becoming” Music Video (Download)
(L to R: Billy Morrison, Sully Erna, and Nuno Bettencourt)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

British guitarist, singer, and songwriter BILLY MORRISON says the filming of the video for “Becoming”—his new collaboration with Sully Erna (Godsmack) on lead vocals and Nuno Bettencourt (Extreme) on lead guitar—was nothing less than intense and, well, extreme. Watch it HERE.

“The ‘Becoming video’ is a pure performance video that utilizes the skill and aesthetic that our director Ivo Raza brings to the table,” begins MORRISON. “Sully [Erna] and Nuno [Bettencourt] both travelled to Los Angeles and we filmed in two locations: a rain room—where we shot for hours through a sheet of water!!—and a disused warehouse in South L.A. with a backdrop of a wall of lights. I added Erik Eldenius on drums, who played on the song, and Brett Scallions on bass, a co-writer on the song, and we used ghost lenses and other distortion techniques to represent the transition through the song that Sully’s lyrics talk about.

“The shoot was hot, sweaty and very long, and every person, band and crew alike could not have been more accommodating,” he continues. “The goal was to make a kick-ass rock video and we achieved that and much more!!” Read more about the video below in a Q&A with MORRISON.

“Becoming” arrived at radio on March 27 as the first single from first from MORRISON’s upcoming album HOLLOW due out sometime in August via TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. The powerhouse track was written by MORRISON, Sully Erna (Godsmack) and Brett Scallions; it features Erna on lead vocals and Grammy Award winner Nuno Bettencourt (Extreme) on lead guitar. Listen to the song HERE.

According to MORRISON, “Becoming” is about “transforming out of the darkness and negativity of certain lifestyle choices and becoming a strong, positive and powerful force. For an in-depth description, you would have to ask Sully about the lyrics that he wrote.”

Two years ago, BILLY MORRISON released THE MORRISON PROJECT via TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. It marked his third solo album (and first since 2015) and produced the #1 Active Rock Song (Mediabase) in America: “Crack Cocaine” featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Steve Stevens and co-written by all three artists. A deluxe edition of the album followed in 2025 and bonus track, “Gods Of Rock and Roll (Orchestral)”—another seismic collaboration with Osbourne and Stevens—landed in the Active Rock Top Ten (Mediabase).

The upcoming HOLLOW will follow the success of 2024’s THE MORRISON PROJECT format with 12 songs, half sung by Morrison and half sung by a handful of MORRISON’s friends. Guests include Dexter Holland, Marilyn Manson, Chuck D, B Real, Duff McKagan, Steve Stevens, DMC, and the above-mentioned Sully Erna and Nuno Bettencourt, among others.  “Forgive Me,” “The Tailor,” “No Suspects,” “Another Day,” “Leave No Trace,” and “Becoming” are among the song titles.

Q&A with BILLY MORRISON
About The “Becoming” Video

What was the biggest challenge in shooting the video in a rain room and warehouse in South Los Angeles?

MORRISON: The biggest challenge in the rain room was the humidity! It was 90 degrees outside, full on heatwave in L.A., and we were locked in a sealed room with pouring water for about five hours—it felt like we were filming on some humid tropical island somewhere, just without the sandy beaches! Played havoc on the hair as well!!(laughs).

What was the concept to visually bring the song to life?

MORRISON: It was Sully that came up with the out of focus concept and Ivo took that and visually illustrated the gradual ‘becoming’ clear, strong and powerful concept of the lyrics We are all in sharp focus by the end of the song.

The band footage is dynamic. Lots of ferocity and musician chemistry here!

MORRISON: We did have great chemistry on the set between us all and everyone showed up that day to work hard and bring their A game. It was a long, hot, sweaty day but I think we all had a great time and Ivo has made the end result feel like the great performance video that I wanted.”

“Becoming” Cover Art (Download)

ABOUT BILLY MORRISON:

Billy Morrison is a British guitarist, singer, and songwriter, widely known as Billy Idol’s rhythm guitar player for the past 17 years alongside lead guitarist Steve Stevens. He is also a solo recording artist in his right having released three albums including the successful and acclaimed The Morrison Project in 2024 via TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. His fourth solo album, Hollow, will arrive in August 2026, also on TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. Morrison is also a former member of The Cult and Circus Diablo and currently also performs with the superstar cover band known as The Royal Machines. In addition, Morrison is a contemporary fine artist whose Warhol-inspired work has been shown at top galleries. He also has a regular show, “Influenced,” on SiriusXM’s Ozzy’s Boneyard (ch. 38), where he delves deep into the dynamic relationship between art and music.

BILLY MORRISON (Download)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

Connect with BILLY MORRISON:
Instagram | Facebook | X

SRO Press Releases and Assets

For more info, please contact SRO PR:

Mitch Schneider // mschneider@sropr.com
Marcee Rondan: marcce@sropr.com
Andrea Faulk // afaulk@sropr.com

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BILLY MORRISON Teams With Sully Erna And Nuno Bettencourt For “Becoming,” The First Track From Morrison’s New Album ‘Hollow’

DATE: MARCH 27, 2026

FROM: MITCH SCHNEIDER / MARCEE RONDAN / ANDREA FAULK, SRO PR

BILLY MORRISON
JOINS FORCES WITH SULLY ERNA AND NUNO BETTENCOURT
FOR “BECOMING,”

THE FIRST TRACK FROM
MORRISON’S NEW ALBUM ‘HOLLOW’
OUT THIS SUMMER VIA TLG | ZOID THROUGH VIRGIN MUSIC GROUP
LISTEN TO “BECOMING” HERE

Image from the upcoming “Becoming” Music Video (Download)
(L to R: Billy Morrison, Sully Erna, and Nuno Bettencourt)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

British guitarist, singer, and songwriter BILLY MORRISON today (March 27) releases “Becoming,” marking the first single from his upcoming album HOLLOW due out sometime in August via TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. The powerhouse track was written by MORRISON, Sully Erna (Godsmack) and Brett Scallions; it features Erna on lead vocals and Grammy Award winner Nuno Bettencourt (Extreme) on lead guitar. Listen to the song HERE and stay tuned for the video premiere the week of April 6.

According to MORRISON, “Becoming” is about “transforming out of the darkness and negativity of certain lifestyle choices and becoming a strong, positive and powerful force. For an in-depth description, you would have to ask Sully about the lyrics that he wrote.”

MORRISON goes on to say that “when the music to ‘Becoming’ was finally finished, in my mind there was only one person I could imagine singing it, and that was Sully Erna. His work with Godsmack over the decades has just proven his voice to be one of the most powerful in rock music.” “Plus he’s a great guy to hang with,” adds MORRISON, “so fortunately for me, not only was his response ‘Absolutely I’ll sing it.’ We got to record it in Los Angeles together while he was here. It was a killer vibe, and when we were all at the Above Ground show late last year here in LA, it seemed only fitting for me to ask Nuno to play lead (keeping it Boston on this track!). And again, he graciously agreed, and absolutely killed it. It’s been a pleasure to work with both Sully and Nuno on this song—

it’s the perfect collaboration to launch this new album of mine!”

“I really enjoyed working with Billy and Nuno on this track,” says Erna. “It’s always a bit challenging when you have three creative people that work at such high levels of production to get to the finish line, but in the end the product always speaks for itself. And this song is strong! It’s a perfect example of not settling for anything less.”

“When you’re asked to collaborate on a song with incredible artists like Sully Erna and Billy Morrison, you’d have to say ‘yes’ before even hearing the song,” says Bettencourt. “But man, when you DO hear the song and it’s as badass as this…you forget who’s on it and just do it for the love of it.”

Two years ago, BILLY MORRISON released THE MORRISON PROJECT via TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. It marked his third solo album (and first since 2015) and produced the #1 Active Rock Song (Mediabase) in America: “Crack Cocaine” featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Steve Stevens and co-written by all three artists. A deluxe edition of the album followed in 2025 and bonus track, “Gods Of Rock and Roll (Orchestral)”—another seismic collaboration with Osbourne and Stevens—landed in the Active Rock Top Ten (Mediabase).

The upcoming HOLLOW will follow the success of 2024’s THE MORRISON PROJECT format with 12 songs, half sung by Morrison and half sung by a handful of MORRISON’s friends. Guests include Dexter Holland, Marilyn Manson, Chuck D, B Real, Duff McKagan, Steve Stevens, DMC, and the above-mentioned Sully Erna and Nuno Bettencourt, among others.  “Forgive Me,” “The Tailor,” “No Suspects,” “Another Day,” “Leave No Trace,” and “Becoming” are among the song titles.

“The last album was so much fun and such a creative experience for me that I got the band back together for a follow up record,” says BILLY. It’s on the same label (TLG | ZOID /Virgin Music Group), with the same crew (Barry Pointer mixing the record, Dave Donnelly mastering and all art / photography by Jane Stuart) and I’m excited to share this body of work with the world.” He adds: “The guests on this record are at the core of the collaborative spirit that I try to put in the center of these records. Every single person I worked with stepped up, brought their A game and helped me produce an album that crosses genres, features some really diverse songwriting, and yet has a truly cohesive, and powerful sound. Ultimately, I am just grateful to everyone involved for allowing me to do this again.”

“Becoming” Cover Art (Download)

ABOUT BILLY MORRISON:

Billy Morrison is a British guitarist, singer, and songwriter, widely known as Billy Idol’s rhythm guitar player for the past 17 years alongside lead guitarist Steve Stevens. He is also a solo recording artist in his right having released three albums including the successful and acclaimed The Morrison Project in 2024 via TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. His fourth solo album, Hollow, will arrive in August 2026, also on TLG | ZOID/Virgin Music Group. Morrison is also a former member of The Cult and Circus Diablo and currently also performs with the superstar cover band known as The Royal Machines. In addition, Morrison is a contemporary fine artist whose Warhol-inspired work has been shown at top galleries. He also has a regular show, “Influenced,” on SiriusXM’s Ozzy’s Boneyard (ch. 38), where he delves deep into the dynamic relationship between art and music.

BILLY MORRISON (Download)
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

Connect with BILLY MORRISON:
Instagram | Facebook | X

SRO Press Releases and Assets

For more info, please contact SRO PR:

Mitch Schneider // mschneider@sropr.com
Marcee Rondan: marcce@sropr.com
Andrea Faulk // afaulk@sropr.com

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New BILLY MORRISON Solo Album ‘Hollow’ Set For August Release; First Single “Becoming” With Sully Erna And Nuno Bettencourt Out March 27

DATE: MARCH 4, 2026

FROM: MITCH SCHNEIDER / MARCEE RONDAN / ANDREA FAULK, SRO PR

BILLY MORRISON’S
NEW SOLO ALBUM,
TITLED ‘HOLLOW’
WILL BE RELEASED ON TLG | ZOID THROUGH VIRGIN MUSIC GROUP IN 2026

FIRST SINGLE “BECOMING”
WITH SULLY ERNA AND NUNO BETTENCOURT
IS OUT MARCH 27

Billy Morrison
Photo credit: Jane Stuart @JaneStuartPhotos

Two years ago, BILLY MORRISON—the British guitarist, singer, and songwriter, primarily known as Billy Idol’s rhythm guitar player for the past 17 years alongside lead guitarist Steve Stevens—released THE MORRISON PROJECT via TLG | ZOID | Virgin Music Group. It marked his third solo album (and first since 2015) and produced the #1 Active Rock Song (Mediabase) in America: “Crack Cocaine” featuring Ozzy Osbourne and Steve Stevens and co-written by all three artists. A deluxe edition of the album followed in 2025 and bonus track, “Gods Of Rock and Roll (Orchestral)”—another seismic collaboration with Osbourne and Stevens—landed in the Active Rock Top Ten (Mediabase).

MORRISON will build on that success with his upcoming album HOLLOW, out sometime in August via TLG | ZOID | Virgin Music Group. The album will launch with the March 27 release of its first single and video “Becoming” which was written by MORRISON, Sully Erna (Godsmack) and Brett Scallions; it features Erna on lead vocals and Grammy Award-winner Nuno Bettencourt (Extreme) on lead guitar.

HOLLOW will follow the success of 2024’s THE MORRISON PROJECT format with 12 songs, half sung by Morrison and half sung by a handful of MORRISON’s friends. Guests include Dexter Holland, Marilyn Manson, Chuck D, B Real, Duff McKagan, Steve Stevens, DMC, and the above-mentioned Sully Erna and Nuno Bettencourt, among others.  “Forgive Me,” “The Tailor,” “No Suspects,” “Another Day,” “Leave No Trace,” and “Becoming” are among the song titles.

“The last album was so much fun and such a creative experience for me that I got the band back together for a follow up record,” says BILLY. It’s on the same label (TLG | ZOID | Virgin Music Group), with the same crew (Barry Pointer mixing the record, Dave Donnelly mastering and all art / photography by Jane Stuart) and I’m excited to share this body of work with the world.” He adds: “The guests on this record are at the core of the collaborative spirit that I try to put in the center of these records. Every single person I worked with stepped up, brought their A game and helped me produce an album that crosses genres, features some really diverse songwriting, and yet has a truly cohesive, and powerful sound. Ultimately, I am just grateful to everyone involved for allowing me to do this again.”

“Becoming” Cover Art

Billy Morrison Socials
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SRO Press Releases and Assets

For more info, please contact SRO PR:

Mitch Schneider // mschneider@sropr.com
Marcee Rondan: marcce@sropr.com
Andrea Faulk // afaulk@sropr.com

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