Dave Sabo Confirms Skid Row's New Album Is Already in the Works [DETAILS]

Skid Row is gearing up to release a new studio album, Dave "Snake" Sabo revealed.

Snake hyped fans when he announced during his appearance on "The BlackSheep Podcast" that Skid Row is currently working on its new record. The music project will be the band's first since welcoming Swedish-born singer Erik Grönwall to its lineup.

According to the guitarist, Skid Row started writing for the next record, adding that there are already four potential songs for the album already.

"[And] who knows whether they'll make it or not. We've never done that before. So that's kind of where everybody's head is at," he went on. "We're really staying in the moment, but we're also utilizing this newfound energy, shall I say, to be really creative and productive."

Snake then described their previous workflow, explaining how Skid Row writes, records, tours, ends the tours, and gets done with the shows before writing, recording, and touring again.

But this time, he explained that everything changed as they are all actively acting. He praised Eric for being a creative and good guitar player before showing everyone compliments for being more open in exchanging ideas.

Grönwall replaced ZP Theart years after he turned people's head on "Swedish Idol" during which he auditioned with Skid Row's "18 and Life."

Amid his success, Grönwall also endured a health issue. He was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in March 2021 but was declared cancer free six months later.

Skid Row's 'The Gang's All Here' Tour

In 2022, Skid Row and Buckcherry confirmed that they would co-headline "The Gang's All Here."

Starting on March 9 in Bowler, the bands will visit several states and perform in front of their fans. See the full tour schedule below (dates without Skid Row have been removed).

March 9 - Bowler (North Star Casino)

March 10 - Mahnomen (Shooting Star Casino)

March 11 - Deadwood (Deadwood Mountain Grand Event Center)

March 14 - Fort Wayne (Piere's Entertainment Center)

March 15 - Detroit (Sound Board at MotorCity Casino Hotel)

March 17 - Ottumwa (Bridge View Center)

March 18 - Sauget (Pop's Concert Venue)

March 19 - Huntsville (VBC Mars Music Hall)

March 22 - Fort Lauderdale (Revolution Live)

March 24 - North Myrtle Beach (House of Blues Myrtle Beach)

March 25 - Greensboro (Piedmont Hall)

March 26 - Atlanta (Buckhead Theatre)

March 28 - Tampa (Hard Rock Event Center)

March 30 - Houston (Rise Rooftop)

March 31 - Hinton (Sugar Creek Casino)

Skid Row's shows came after the band released its Grammy Award-winning producer Nick Raskulinecz-produced the album, "The Gang's All Here," in October 2022.

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