The Train Wreck hitmaker’s fifth album is due January 26 on Columbia, with the musician opening up about the creative process during an intimate album launch event in London on Wednesday (September 27).
The Grace Kelly hitmaker will take to the stage across the UK and Ireland in April 2024, stopping off at London’s Eventim Apollo, The Brighton Centre, Manchester’s O2 Apollo, and Dublin’s 3Olympia.
Coinciding with its previously-announced US launch, the film will screen at every Odeon venue in Europe with bookings open now.
Launching in January in Hamburg, the singer-songwriter will play across the continent before arriving in Dublin on March 3 and continuing across the UK March 16, with a final stop at London’s Wembley Arena.
The follow-up to the massive Rush is produced by Ian Kirkpatrick, who co-wrote and produced Dua Lipa’s New Rules and Don’t Start Now, and samples Shooting Stars from Australian electronic duo Bag Raiders.
The first instalment of the Norwegian star’s latest project, titled ‘Elle’, is set for release later this year and features eight tracks, including the singles Heartbreak In The Making and Same Again (For Love).
The My Head & My Heart singer released her second LP, ‘Diamonds & Dancefloors’, earlier this year, featuring the singles Maybe You’re The Problem and Million Dollar Baby.
Last year, the son of Peter Andre and Katie Price followed in his dad’s footsteps by signing with Columbia Records and releasing his debut track, Slide.
The second solo single from the former Little Mix star arrives in the form of an Afrobeats/Afropop track exploring self-love and relationships.
Featuring the singles Blindside and A Year Ago, the latest LP from the hitmaker was conceived with Steve Solomon, with whom he co-wrote his 2016 megahit, Say You Won’t Let Go.
The Train Wreck hitmaker’s fifth album is due January 26 on Columbia, with the musician opening up about the creative process during an intimate album launch event in London on Wednesday (September 27).
The Grace Kelly hitmaker will take to the stage across the UK and Ireland in April 2024, stopping off at London’s Eventim Apollo, The Brighton Centre, Manchester’s O2 Apollo, and Dublin’s 3Olympia.
Coinciding with its previously-announced US launch, the film will screen at every Odeon venue in Europe with bookings open now.
Launching in January in Hamburg, the singer-songwriter will play across the continent before arriving in Dublin on March 3 and continuing across the UK March 16, with a final stop at London’s Wembley Arena.
The follow-up to the massive Rush is produced by Ian Kirkpatrick, who co-wrote and produced Dua Lipa’s New Rules and Don’t Start Now, and samples Shooting Stars from Australian electronic duo Bag Raiders.
The first instalment of the Norwegian star’s latest project, titled ‘Elle’, is set for release later this year and features eight tracks, including the singles Heartbreak In The Making and Same Again (For Love).
The My Head & My Heart singer released her second LP, ‘Diamonds & Dancefloors’, earlier this year, featuring the singles Maybe You’re The Problem and Million Dollar Baby.
Last year, the son of Peter Andre and Katie Price followed in his dad’s footsteps by signing with Columbia Records and releasing his debut track, Slide.
The second solo single from the former Little Mix star arrives in the form of an Afrobeats/Afropop track exploring self-love and relationships.
Featuring the singles Blindside and A Year Ago, the latest LP from the hitmaker was conceived with Steve Solomon, with whom he co-wrote his 2016 megahit, Say You Won’t Let Go.
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