Gogol Bordello Reveal 'Trans-Continental Hustle' Album, Tour Details

Following the long-time-coming success that gypsy punks Gogol Bordello experienced with 2007's 'Super Taranta!,' ringleader Eugene Hutz moved to Brazil -- because, you know, making music that was influenced by time spent living as a refugee in Poland, Hungary, Austria, Italy and, of course, New York just wasn't enough for this born-and-raised Ukrainian.

On Monday, Gogol Bordello announced details of their new album, entitled 'Trans-Continental Hustle.' Produced by Rick Rubin, the disc will drop on April 27 and it will no doubt be informed by Hutz's latest adventures in South America. A long way away from their humble beginnings as a Russian wedding band in New York, the group will make a one-off return to the city on March 9 for a Haiti relief benefit concert at the Fillmore at Irving Plaza. And yes, they plan to preview material from 'Trans-Continental Hustle' that night.

After that, Gogol Bordello will head to Australia for a series of festival gigs before returning to North America in April for the 'Casa Gogol' tour. Instead of having a traditional opener, they've invited DeVotchKa, Jesse Malin, St. Mark's Social and Tres Leches Afterparty Sound Crew to all join in the festivities. Then, in May and June, the band will tour Europe.