In a new interview with Bass Musician Magazine, Tesla bassist Brian Wheat confirmed that the band will enter the studio in February 2024 to record new material, including original compositions and song covers. Whether this recording session will result in the follow-up to 2019's Shock (which was produced by Phil Collen of Def Leppard) is in question, but over the last two years, the band has been releasing one-off singles including "Cold Blue Steel" and "Time To Rock".

When asked about Tesla's plans for the coming months, Wheat said: "I'll go back at the end of this month and I'll be all refreshed, ready to tackle the second [Las] Vegas residency we're doing. And then we've got a couple more dates up the Oregon coast, and then I think we got one in Georgia, and then we're done till January. Next year Tesla's got… We did these Real To Reel records in 2006, which were cover records that were analog on tape and stuff. So we never put those out on vinyl. So that's coming out next year, on vinyl. It's only on CD and digital. It was never vinyl. And then I think we're gonna go in the studio in February and record a couple of new Tesla songs and maybe a couple covers, and play, I mean, on the Tesla front, that's what we do. I've got no like major record to say, 'Oh, we've got a new album coming out.' No. I mean, we've made so many of them."

Source:	blabbermouth.net
Band profile:	Tesla