London ( CNN ) -- David Bowie will release another album featuring new material , his long-time producer Tony Visconti has told CNN , in a revelation that will delight the singer 's legions of fans . Bowie last year released `` The Next Day , '' his first new music for a decade , without any warning , electrifying music lovers who assumed the reclusive legend had retired . Critical acclaim for the album was followed by rave reviews for the `` Bowie Is '' retrospective exhibition at London 's V & A Museum , which is now touring the world . And earlier this month the 67-year-old star announced that a career-spanning greatest hits package due out before Christmas would feature one new song , called `` Sue ( Or in a Season of Crime ) . '' Visconti , who produced the `` The Next Day '' and the forthcoming single , said a further collection of original music would be released . `` There 's gon na be another album , definitely . I think he talked about , although actually he did n't really say anything . He 's announcing , he announced to his fans recently that there 's gon na be more music soon . That obviously means another album , '' the producer said -- although he did n't say when the new music would be released . Visconti played down any suggestion that Bowie might tour the new material . `` I do n't think he 's gon na busk in the Tube ... on the Underground . As far as a concert is concerned I have no idea . `` He clearly did n't promote 'The Next Day ' with a concert and whether he does for the next one I do n't know and I could n't predict that -- it 's up to him . It 's whatever takes his fancy . '' In the meantime a performance by Visconti and drummer Woody Woodmansey , the last surviving member of Bowie 's famous Spiders from Mars backing band during his Ziggy Stardust breakthrough years , is as close as fans will get to experiencing Bowie 's music live . The pair will perform Bowie 's 1970 album `` The Man Who Sold the World '' in London , Glasgow and Sheffield , starting on Monday . Heaven 17 's Glenn Gregory takes on the task of replacing Bowie 's vocals on the songs that helped to launch a unique musical talent . The announcement effectively quashes fears that `` The Next Day '' would be Bowie 's swansong , and he said he hoped to continue to work with the London-born singer , whose work has spanned almost five decades . Visconti also rubbished suggestions that Bowie , who had heart surgery in 2004 , was unwell . `` I saw him in the 10-year period when we did n't work together and he was really happy about taking a break . He was in fine health . `` There were all kinds of rumors flying around and he was n't upset that people thought he was in ill health ... he said , 'Nah I 'm just not inspired and I 'll wait till I feel it . ' ''
David Bowie will release another album featuring new material , producer Bowie reveals . Visconti played down any suggestion that David Bowie might tour the new material . Bowie released `` Sue ( Or in a Season of Crime ) , '' his first music for Monday , without warning .