It’s a fine song that even lets him belt out “So c’mon!” a few times in a style akin to that little bit of “White Wedding.” He opened the night with “Postcards From The Edge,” one of four new tunes off “Kings & Queens of the Underground,” his album from October, the first new collection of songs he’d released in nine years. See, Billy’s still got it going on: The curled-lip sneer, the yelps and roars, the peroxide hair, and a solid set of hits and coulda-shoulda-been-hits that spread 16 songs over an hour and 50 minutes on Wednesday. and Orange County this week, and – after catching the first of two nights at the Wiltern Theatre – with good reason, too. When was the last time you thought about Billy Idol? It’s been awhile, right? Did you know he released an album of new material last fall? (No you didn’t, don’t lie.) Some solid stuff on it, too, including a few songs that might have been hits back in the days when everyone loved Billy and “White Wedding” and “Rebel Yell.”īut Billy Idol’s still here, and his die-hard fans still love him, too.

Billy idol riverside casino