Harry Styles Announces Fourth Studio Album 'Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally' and World Tour
Harry Styles is set to release his fourth studio album, "Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally," on March 6. The album, which was completed in Berlin last year, features 12 tracks and promises to be his best work yet. Harry worked on the album with his longtime producer Kid Harpoon, and fans can expect the first single to drop soon. The album follows his successful 2022 release, "Harry's House," which reached No1 on the charts. Harry's upcoming album is highly anticipated, and he is gearing up for a massive world tour to support it.
During his last global tour, Love On Tour, Harry played to five million people over 173 dates. He is expected to headline Glastonbury in 2027, after insiders revealed that he has been booked for the Pyramid Stage. Additionally, there are speculations about his performance at the Brit Awards, which will take place on February 28, just six days before his album release. As one of the biggest music exports from the UK, Harry is poised to showcase his talent and dominate the music scene for the next two years.
In other music news, Queen guitarist Brian May has reiterated that the band will not perform at Glastonbury due to the festival's support for culling badgers. Despite being on the wishlist to headline in 2027, Brian emphasized that the band's stance on animal welfare prevents them from participating. However, Brian hinted at working on music with other artists and expressed his gratitude towards former frontman Adam Lambert. The future of Queen remains uncertain as they take stock of their next steps.
Charli XCX is gearing up for the release of her new movie, "The Moment," which will hit cinemas on February 20. The mockumentary film follows a rising pop star navigating the music industry and preparing for her first arena tour. Charli is also involved in other cinematic projects, including the historical fantasy movie "100 Nights Of Hero" and "Wuthering Heights," for which she wrote and recorded the entire soundtrack. With multiple projects in the pipeline, Charli is keeping busy and showcasing her versatility as an artist.
Leigh-Anne, from Little Mix, recently visited New York and posed atop the Empire State Building to promote her new single, "Most Wanted." She flaunted her red curls, reminiscent of her early days in the band, and shared her excitement for the release of her debut album, "My Ego Told Me To," on February 20. Leigh-Anne, who recently became a mother of twin girls, credits her daughters for inspiring her music and boosting her confidence. Her album release is highly anticipated, and fans can expect more empowering music from the talented artist.
Olivia Dean leads the nominations for the MOBO Awards, with nods in categories like Album of the Year and Song of the Year. The ceremony, celebrating black music and culture, will take place at Manchester's Co-op Live Arena on March 26. Fans can vote for their favorite artists at voting.mobo.com. Other artists like Little Simz, KWN, and Jim Legxacy have also received multiple nominations, making it a competitive lineup for the prestigious awards show. The MOBO Awards serve as a precursor to the Brits shortlist announcement next week, setting the stage for a celebration of diverse musical talent.
Former All Saints members Natalie and Nicole Appleton have reunited their spin-off group, Appleton, after 22 years and released a new single, "Falling Into You." The decision to make a comeback was influenced by Nicole's son Gene Gallagher, who encouraged them to return to the studio. The music scene is buzzing with new releases, including Jeff Goldblum's collaboration with Melody Gardot, British R&B star Owen Saward's single "I Wish," and Sweden's Tove Stryke with her track "Prayer." The industry is witnessing a resurgence of iconic artists and fresh talent, making it an exciting time for music enthusiasts.