The Weeknd Sets 'After Hours' Release Date, Shares Dark Title Track: Listen

The Weeknd was the musical guest on las night’s episode of Saturday Night Live, where he performed “Blinding Lights,” and debuted a new song called “Scared to Live” (which interpolates Elton John’s “Your Song”). He was accompanied by Oneohtrix Point Never for the latter.

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The Weeknd wallows in darkness without his girl in "After Hours," the title track from his forthcoming fourth studio album. The song leaped No. 77-20 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week (chart dated March 9).

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Fans may have noticed that every video and television performance released by The Weeknd in the run-up to the March 20 release of his next album, “After Hours,” is thematically linked and part of a larger story that is gradually unfolding. That continues with the release of a “short film” that bears the name of the album and its recent title-track single — although the music in this new film is almost all instrumental and, well, we can only guess at what’s going on here.

We’re just weeks away from the release of The Weeknd’s new album, After Hours, and today he shared a new short film that expands on the themes of his recent videos for “Heartless” and “Blinding Lights.”

This week's new music brought the heat, with BTS' blazing choreography in their "ON" music video off their latest studio album Map of the Soul: 7, The Weeknd's slow-burn return to his melancholic R&B roots on the After Hours title track and Grimes' sizzling vocals over dark synths and eerie electronic beats on her new LP Miss Anthropocene.

The Weeknd has announced a tour behind his new album After Hours, which is out March 20 (via XO/Republic). It marks his first trek since 2017’s Starboy tour. Check out the European dates below and grab tickets here. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

At midnight last night, The Weeknd released the third single off his upcoming album After Hours—and, yet again, the lyrics give a rare look into the artist's thoughts about love and relationships, along with his regrets ending things with one girl.

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The album, titled After Hours, has quite a few bangers already. Remember when he released "," and it was basically all about his past relationships with Bella Hadid and Selena Gomez? Welp, Abel's forlornly singing about his exes yet again, but this time, it's allll about Bella. His newest single/title track, "After Hours" dives headfirst into the regret he's experienced in his time without her, and these lyrics are seriously telling.

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.

It's out next month...