Bobdylanisis.com did give free the following details of Bob Dylan's New Studio album:
We are expecting the official announcement of Bob Dylan's new studio album on Monday (16 March) when, presumably, all will be revealed. Meanwhile, we thought it might be useful to draw together what we have heard to date and to see what gets confirmed and what turns out to be wrong...

The album title will be Together Through Life 
The release date in Europe will be Monday, 27 April (though it may be available on Friday, 24 April in some parts of the continent) 
The release date in North America will be Tuesday, 28 April 
It will come in three formats: a regular 1-CD version; a limited edition 2-Disc version; and a 1-LP vinyl release 
There is no information regarding the extras on the 2-Disc version but there are rumours. These include the second disc being a DVD, possibly of interview out-takes from No Direction Home and an audio track of an unreleased early 1960s' song - but these are just unsubstantiated rumours. The artwork is said to include a photograph licensed from a major photographic agency 

There are ten tracks on the album, of which nine song titles are known: Beyond Here Lies Nothing; Life Is Hard; My Wife's Hometown; Forgetful Heart; Shake Shake Mama; I Feel A Change Comin' On; If You Ever Go To Houston; This Dream of You; and It's All Good. 
A promotional video is expected to go with the new release, though no details have been forthcoming.
The musicians on the album include, David Hidalgo (Los Lobos) on accordion and possibly Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench (Heartbreakers) on guitar and keyboards. These musicians join the core of Dylan's current touring band. 

The impetus for the new album came from Dylan writing and recording a song for a film entitled My Own Love Song (again, there is information on this below)

An extra London concert, possibly in North London on Sunday, 26 April, is expected to be announced soon, too, and this concert is believed to be linked to the release of the new album