Billy Idol

The punk legends inspired the 'Rebel Yell' rocker to pursue a musical career.

He nearly lost a leg in 1990 crash but set him on road to escape drug addiction.

Health woes became public in February when he withdrew from previously announced tour with Journey.

"We wanted it to be personal and intimate on the first go-round, but this one is big and heavy," guitarist Steve Stevens says.

Punk rocker needs to get surgery for chronic sinus infection.

Idol will open the first half of the tour before handing the slot off to Toto.

He says he’s “not 100 percent” after spending years to develop “discipline.”

"I'm still singing about the same things, but from a more personal stance."

Single comes ahead of upcoming EP, 'The Roadside.'

He took their manager, their producer and their final single, which he remixed into a U.S. dance hit.