The Weeknd briefly considered halting the launch of his latest album as he didn’t want to appear “insensitive” during the coronavirus pandemic.
18.03.2020 - 17:41 / nme.com
It's coming this Friday
The Weeknd has shared the tracklist for his upcoming new album ‘After Hours’ – you can check it out below.
The Canadian artist, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, is due to release his fourth studio album this coming Friday (March 20).
Taking to Instagram yesterday (March 17), The Weeknd unveiled the names of the tracks to be featured on the ‘Starboy‘ follow-up.
As well as the previously-released singles ‘Blinding Lights’ and ‘Heartless‘, the record will include cuts such
The Weeknd briefly considered halting the launch of his latest album as he didn’t want to appear “insensitive” during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Canadian artist also shares a gory new video for 'In Your Eyes'
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Sad Boy Season is officially here. For The Weeknd's fourth album After Hours, the Canadian singer scrubs away his glitzy pop sensibilities from his Starboy era to bring back his smoky, gut-wrenching sound dating back to the early 2010s.
The new album from the Weeknd is finally here.
His muse? After The Weeknd dropped his new album, After Hours, at midnight on Friday, March 20, countless social media users speculated that the project was inspired by his on-off relationship with Bella Hadid.
The Weeknd’s new album After Hours has arrived. It’s his follow-up to My Dear Melancholy, and Starboy. The record was led by “Blinding Lights,” “Heartless,” and “After Hours,” as well as “Scared to Live,” which the Weeknd debuted with Daniel Lopatin on SNL. Revisit the Weeknd’s “After Hours” short film, and hear the whole new album, below. (Pitchfork earns a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)
"You were one of the true original backbones of my XO fan base"
Nearly four years after Starboy catapulted The Weeknd into the pop stratosphere, the XO singer is back with his fourth full-length album, After Hours. The 14-track project includes a trio of recent singles: “Heartless,” “Blinding Lights” and “After Hours.”
The Weeknd has revealed the tracklist for his highly-anticipated album After Hours!
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Fresh details have emerged about The Weeknd's upcoming album After Hours in a new interview.
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