LITA FORD releases new single 'Dracula'
28-10-2026
Trailblazing guitarist/vocalist Lita Ford has released a new single, “Dracula”, via her new record label home, Frontiers Music Srl. The track is taken from Ford‘s upcoming follow-up to 2012’s “Living Like A Runaway” album, was once again helmed by guitarist/producer Gary Hoey, who contributes some guitar playing to the album. “Dracula” was produced by Hoey, mixed by Max Norman and was performed by Ford, Hoey and Bobby Rock on drums.
Watch “Dracula” below.
Lita comments: “‘Dracula’ is a song about an entity that represents seduction and control, eventually draining you of your life and everything in it. But there’s something fun about flirting with disaster, making ‘Dracula’ a playful fantasy. The moaning slide guitars take on a life force all their own. Menacing!”
On the signing to Frontiers Music Srl, Lita previously said:
“It’s been a long journey to create this magical dark fairytale album for everyone to enjoy. I needed the perfect team to make that happen and to help give this powerful record a life it deserves. I am so happy to say I have officially sealed the deal with Frontiers Music Srl, as we are thrilled, excited and ready to rise with the 1st new single on OCTOBER 27th, 2026. Good Night. Good Bye..Prepare To Die ‘DRACULA’!! Brace yourself.”
Jeff Stevenson, GM of Frontiers Label Group, comments: “We are incredibly proud to welcome LITA FORD to the Frontiers Label Group family. LITA is a true rock icon—an artist whose influence, musicianship, and unmistakable attitude have inspired generations of fans and musicians around the world. Beyond her extraordinary legacy, what excites us most is that LITA continues to look forward creatively. We’re honored that she has chosen Frontiers for this next chapter, and we can’t wait for fans to hear what she has in store.”
LITA FORD began her career in 1976 as the lead guitarist of The Runaways, the groundbreaking all-female rock band behind classics like “Cherry Bomb” and “Queens of Noise.” After the band’s breakup in 1979, FORD forged her own path and quickly established herself as one of the most influential women in hard rock and heavy metal.
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