The Weeknd Announces New Album After Hours

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The Weeknd has shared the title track from his new album After Hours. He’s also shared the album’s artwork and release date. The album arrives on March 20 (via XO/Republic). Listen to the new song below.

The Weeknd dropped his new song "After Hours" on Wednesday.

It's out next month...