Pearl Jam to drop new album in May

Pearl Jam 's eighth studio album is headed for stores on May 2, and the band will support the set with a world tour.

The self-titled release will mark Pearl Jam's first new album in four years, and is the band's first for its new label, J Records.

"It's a very special opportunity for us to work with a band that possesses such an historic legacy," J Records founder and BMG US Label Group Chairman Clive Davis said in a press release.

The album's first single, "World Wide Suicide," will be made available to radio stations March 8. It will also be available as a free, unrestricted download via Pearl Jam's official website for two days, beginning at 6 a.m. ET on March 8. On March 14, the digital single will be available for purchase.

Pearl Jam co-produced the album with Adam Kaspar at Studio X in Seattle. Kaspar also co-produced Pearl Jam's 2002 album, "Riot Act." The new album's tracklisting hasn't been revealed.

Details about Pearl Jam's 2006 world tour will be announced later this month, according to J Records.

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