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Lorde announces new album Solar Power and world tour dates

Get ready to dance like no one's watching.

Lorde is back, and she's ready to rule your playlists.

A little more than a week after dropping her new summer bop, "Solar Power," which was streamed 30 million times in five days, the singer has announced the release date and track list of her upcoming third album, which arrives Aug. 20.

Produced by Jack Antonoff , the LP, also titled Solar Power, boasts 12 new songs inspired by the "natural world," Lorde said in a statement.

In a letter emailed to fans earlier this month, Lorde revealed details about the album and its visuals. "There's someone I want you to meet," she wrote. "Her feet are bare at all times. She's sexy, playful, feral, and free. She's a modern girl in a deadstock bikini, in touch with her past and her future, vibrating at the highest level when summer comes around. Her skin is glowing, her lovers are many. I'm completely obsessed with her, and soon you will be too… It's my divine pleasure to be introducing you, at long last, to my third studio album, SOLAR POWER."

Lorde added that the record is infused with "that infectious, flirtatious summer energy that takes hold of us all" and that it immortalizes "the deep, transcendent feelings I have when I'm outdoors. In times of heartache, grief, deep love, or confusion, I look to the natural world for answers. I've learnt to breathe out, and tune in."

To promote the album, the 24-year-old songwriter recently unveiled a cheeky photo of her leaping over a camera on her website . Her pal Ophelia snapped the shot in New Zealand. She also confirmed that she'd reunited with "Royals" director Joel Kefali for the "Solar Power" video, which features her in a yellow skirt and top, dancing in the sand as she sings an ode to the warmer months. The works form "an entire cinematic universe."

"I made something that encapsulates where I'm from — my family, my girlfriends, my outdoors, my constant ruminations," she said.

Lorde also announced the dates for her 2022 world tour, which kicks off Feb. 26 in New Zealand and lands in North America on April 3 in Nashville. Her final U.S. date will be May 7, 2022, in Santa Barbara.

See the track list for Solar Power below: 1. The Path 2. Solar Power 3. California 4. Stoned in the Nail Salon 5. Fallen Fruit 6. Secrets From a Girl (Who's Seen It All) 7. The Man with An Axe 8. Dominoes 9. Big Star 10. Leader of a New Regime 11. Mood Ring 12. Oceanic Feeling

And here are her 2022 North American tour dates:

April 3 – Nashville at Opry House April 5 – Detroit at Masonic Temple Theatre April 7 – Montreal at Salle Willfrid Pelletie April 8 – Toronto at Meridian Hall April 12 – Boston at Boch Center – Wang Theatre April 15 – Uncasville, Conn., at Mohegan Sun Arena April 16 – Washington, D.C. at The Anthem April 18 – New York at Radio City Music Hall April 20 – Philadelphia at The Met April 22 – Chicago at The Chicago Theatre April 25 – Minneapolis at The Armory April 27 – Denver at Mission Ballroom April 30 – Seattle at WaMu Theatre May 1 – Portland, Ore., at Theater of the Clouds May 3 – San Francisco at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium May 5 – Los Angeles at Shrine Auditorium May 7 – Santa Barbara at Santa Barbara Bowl

Lorde's last album was 2017's Melodrama . She released her debut LP, Pure Heroine , in 2013.

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Lorde Announces Solar Power Album Track List, Release Date, and World Tour

Ah, “ Solar Power. ” Lorde’s first new song in four years was the aural equivalent of an out-of-office email on a sunny summer Friday, a flighty beach jam inspired by Cazzie David’s rich dad’s vacation house . It was a departure from the moody, profound Melodrama, and we can officially declare it’s not just a one-off single but Lorde’s whole new era. Today, Lorde announced that her third album, also titled Solar Power, will be released on August 20, finally ending our Lorde drought. She also announced that she will embark on a World Tour in February 2022, beginning in Christchurch, New Zealand, and working her way through Australia, the U.S., Canada, and Europe, before ending in Berlin on June 23.

Regarding the album, Lorde says in a statement, “The album is a celebration of the natural world, an attempt at immortalizing the deep, transcendent feelings I have when I’m outdoors. In times of heartache, grief, deep love, or confusion, I look to the natural world for answers. I’ve learned to breathe out, and tune in. This is what came through.” Sounds beautiful, although as a total indoor kid, this smacks of betrayal. Best of all, Lorde shared her tracklist for the 12-track album. We’re especially ready for Track 4:

1. The Path 2. Solar Power 3. California 4. Stoned in the Nail Salon 5. Fallen Fruit 6. Secrets From a Girl (Who’s Seen It All) 7. The Man with An Axe 8. Dominoes 9. Big Star 10. Leader of a New Regime 11. Mood Ring 12. Oceanic Feeling

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Lorde, born Ella Marija Lani Yellic O’Connor on 7 November 1996, is an electro-pop singer and songwriter from Devonport, New Zealand.

Lorde signed to Universal Music Group in her early teens and was soon paired with producer and songwriter Joel Little (who has won Grammy Awards for songwriting and was the lead singer for New Zealand pop punk band, Goodnight Nurse). Little co-wrote and produced most of Lorde’s works, her first being “The Love Club EP” in March 2013. The EP reached the number two positions in national record charts in New Zealand and Australia.

A few months later Lorde released her debut single titled “Royals” and it was an instant, international hit. It even reached the top spot on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart, making Lorde the youngest solo artist to have a number one US hit single (the last artist to hold to title was Tiffany and her single “I Think We’re Alone Now” in 1987). “Royals” first gained so much recognition on YouTube for its video, directed by Joel Kefali, which received over 750,000 views.

“Pure Heroine,” Lorde’s debut “indietronica” album, was released later in 2013 and predictably achieved immediate chart success in her home country and Australia. The dream-pop album also reached number three on the US Billboard 200. Other than “Royals,” singles from the album include “Team,” “Glory and Gore” and “Tennis Court.”

Lorde has also collaborated with UK house and pop duo, Disclosure, who released a remix of “Royals” (combined with Aluna George’s “White Noise”). She has also become revered as one of the most influential teenagers in popular culture, famously speaking out about feminism being “completely natural” and condemning the media for photo shopping photographs of her; even tweeting an original image of herself next to the photo shopped one, stating “two photos from today, one edited so my skin is perfect and one real. remember flaws are ok :-)”

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The best time to see an artist perform is when they have less than three albums, you are pretty much guaranteed to get an awesome set without filler and no exclusions. In this respect Lorde did not disappoint and along with Porter Robinson (also at the Riverstage in February) was one of the best gigs of the year.

Melodrama is an interesting album, despite receiving critical acclaim, I often glean that some yearned for a repeat of Pure Heroine. At 40 minutes the album at face value do not appear substantial, but those will be some of the best minutes of the year, emotionally charged, unique, at times energetic and more diverse than her first offering.

Lorde opened with Homemade Dynamite, a great way to start. Magnets was a special treat, I didn’t expect that the Disclosure track would make it into the set despite it’s strong showing in the 2015 Triple J Hottest 100. Lorde weaved here own personal narrative through the set, recalling the stories behind tracks Tennis Court (a personal favourite), A World Alone and the Louvre.

Lorde covered Springsteen’s I’m on Fire with guitarist Ray Suen, and worked in 400 Lux, a seminal moment which slowed the tempo at the midpoint of the set. Paying homage to Brisbane band Powderfinger, “I was raised on Powderfinger. That was my shit,” she said before blending an intro from My Happiness into Liability.

Pure Heroine tracks Royals and Team were well received, and built the intensity to the final song Green Light, cue the confetti storm. Lorde returned to play Loveless as the encore.

On the down side, there were no tracks from Hunger Games, Meltdown or Yellow Flicker Beat could have been worked well with the set. Writer in the Dark was a curious omission.

All in all, one of the best shows of the year, on a beautiful night, and well supported by George Maple, who will be playing in Brisbane this coming February.

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Lorde is revolutionary for her age. Her first album to go big is one of the few that I can listen to all the way through and love every song that plays. "Pure Heroin" is exactly right, it's so addictive. Lorde is only 17 but speaks to issues and a lifestyle that is so much more than the other teenagers making music right now. There's real depth to it, unlike Kesha or Miley Cyrus - and her voice is amazing! I saw her live in Austin earlier this year, and it was incredible - her stage presence is so delightful and you can tell she is loving every minute of her success right now. She played all the songs on her album and talked a bit about them - but not so much that you just wanted her to get on with the show. Her music is so simple but her voice is so strong and powerful that it doesn't need any fluff in it. I love how she embraces her flaws and encourages us all to do so as well. You'll find her commenting on photoshopped pictures of herself ousting the editing that was done. She also tries to be conscious of the audience she is playing to - she knows that young people, girls especially, are listening to her music and she wants to portray the message of strength and independence; this is a welcome message from the boy dependent, superficial, materialistic songs that are being made by most pop music artists. She really stands out. Doesn't try to be sexy or show the world that she's growing up, it's much more grounded than that. If you haven't listened yet, I highly recommend it. I know I'll be waiting for her next album.

Omg. Where do I start? Amazinggggg.

The show all started when Tove Styrke got on stage. She was alright. I did like her cover of liability.

Next was Run The Jewels. And they focused on 3 things, People yelling “R T J!”, middle fingers, and flashing lights that could give you a seizure. I couldn’t even understand what they were saying. They had talent though.

Then, the queen came on. She started with Sober, like blue lights. Next was Homeade Dynamite and Tennis court. Amazing. Then colorful stage for magnets. Then Buzzcut Season and 400 lux, then came a new version of ribs. Then the louvre, hard feelings, and yellow flicker beat. Then she sat down, gave a 7 minute speech, and sang both writer in the dark and liabillity. Both really beautiful. Then she got up and sang Sober ll, and Supercut. Then, came the hits. ROYALSSSS. She invited us to sing and we all lost our voices. Then came Perfect Places. With a child choir which was cute. Then the last song was green light, she sang it and before the confetti, she told us to jump, and “fucking lose it”. Then there was A LOT (almost too much) CONFETTIII!!!! Then she went off. Then came back on for the encore, It had Loveless, then a non released catchy song called “Precious Metals”, then her last song (for real) was Team. She went down to General Admission at the end. And gave everyone high fives. IT WAS AMAZING. Definitely go see her if she’s coming near you.

Oh Lorde she is not one to disappoint! Singing all the favourites from her most recent album 'Pure Heroine' and more of her latest songs I hadn't even discovered before. While performing at Festival Hall, in Melbourne I didn’t think the venue put Lorde’s talent to justice but maybe it was just the seating. I feel like Lorde deserved a much larger ‘stadium-like’ venue to allow as many people as possible to witness one of the most prominent artists in the "post-millennial" era. Only a 17 year old from New Zealand, I don’t think you can get anymore unique than that! I was worried it was going to be one of those ‘one set stage’ performances but Lorde managed to have a costume change in the middle of her hit song “Team”! Along with varying Special effects including lights, cameras and a lot of action in the background while she was singing. There was a revolving chandelier, many different coloured lights, and a screen to allow those not in the mosh pit to see her face up close, adding to the atmosphere. Her accompanying act was way better than I expected, SAFIA has now got a new number one fan. The concert overall was very memorable leaving me wanting to relive all the songs performed on the night from both acts. Can’t wait for another concert from the one and only, Lorde!

EPIC. Fireworks, smoke, flashing lights ... costume changes, short videos, chat sessions ... this was one of the best concerts I’ve been to ! Somehow it didn’t feel super super extravagant and large scale though, which I loved because it made the whole experience so much more intimate. We arrived at around 6, and because that was when the gates opened we expected people to have been already lining up for ages and we thought we would get a terrible place in the mosh pit but we were actually still so close to the front! I loved how Lorde chatted to us like friends and really interacted with the audience. She comes across as such a wonderful, kind and genuine young woman, and it was so gorgeous to watch her sing and dance her beautiful heart out. She played a lot of her old music from Pure Heroine as well which was awesome - including Royals, Team, Tennis Court, Buzzcut Season and Ribs. She also played Magnets (by Disclosure) and a beautiful rendition of I’m on Fire (Bruce Springsteen) in combination with 400 Lux. That was possibly my favorite performance of the night. Green Light was the finale and was absolutely awesome of course. I would highly recommend you see Lorde live for an amazing once in a lifetime experience!!

Oh my Lorde! I highly recommend all lovers of music to attend at least one Lorde concert - it was the best concert I've been to yet! Couldn't fault it; her tone was perfect, her dancing crazy and awesome, her humbleness astounded me especially how she informed the audience of meaning of her songs. The atompshere was buzzing! She captured her audience, with her use of the whole stage and just having a good time! The lights were great and added a good vibe to her performance. I thought it was lovely how she apologised for rescheduling her show "I'm so sorry for having to reschedule I became gravely ill in Las Vegas - mum told me I had to reschedule. I told her 'I'm going to Australia if I have to go on my own'. I also thought if I'm this sick I can't give you guys a proper performance- I wouldn't be able to dance around and get into it like I'm doing tonight!" I honestly cannot stress enough how great this show was - any age can go, sing their heart out and dance till their feet fall off. This young kiwi girl definetly has a "speeshil" (how she pronounces the word special) nack for performing and entertaining - knowing what the audience wants to see! If I was to rate it, honestly 10/10- had the best night ever!

At the center of the stage there’s a staircase on the top of a round structure. The whole thing is placed on a round platform.

During the first song, Leader of a New Regime, Lorde plays from behind a screen.

The support singers look like akward nerds dressed like The Beatles in the 60s. Their dresses are the color of the sun. Lorde's look is curated by Karla Welch.

She is really good at switching between her newer songs, with acoustic guitars, and the older ones with electronic bases.

In Buzzcut Season the support singers do a good job providing support voices. Their performance is quite staged, with them turning towards the audience only when they are singing.

It’s in this song that I realized how powerful the voice ensemble is.

Lorde’s songs, like Lana Del Rey’s, seem to describe a lazy life spent on the side of pools, just enjoying oneself.

During the songs she takes time to interact with the crowd, she reflects on what happened in Oslo last week, and she tells about her memories of visiting the city. She also shares how she got rid of stage fright.

A camera films her so that it is possible for everyone in the audience to see her expressions.

A great experience overall.

What can I not say about this queen bee? She's barely 18 years old (birthday in November) and it's exhilarating to watch her evolve. Today's pop music needs a facelift and a lot of us are counting on Lorde. She is currently touring smaller theater venues to get her feet wet. Sure, she could have accepted the offer to tour with Katy Perry and jumped right into the stadium crowd. But this is Lorde, and she already knows that she will be bigger, and she will do it her own way. For those of you who got to see her in theses smaller venues, consider yourself lucky because she will get bigger and bigger and pretty soon it will get harder to get that intimate experience. I'm one of those lucky ones and what I saw was just mind blowing. To me, she almost has that spellbinding Stevie Nicks presence. Her outfit was a simple two piece (with costume changes into different colors) yet she was more seductive than artists who show more skin.

Right now, her live performance is a bit unpolished, but what I saw was a taste of possible perfection to come. Give her two more years to work out the kinks and she will surely bring magic to stadiums across the world!

Shoutout to Lorde for being the most wonderful human being on the planet.. Only seventeen and across the world from her home of New Zeland touring?? Fricken amazing.

So I love Lorde and she made the wait to see her live sooo worth it! She played most of my favorite songs from her album Pure Heroine. The concert was crazy and up beat. Not to mention the awesome lights, fog bubbles, and confetti (WITH HER FACE ON IT) that covered the crowd!!! The venue I was at had GA so everyone was all squished together in an amazing pit of Lorde love and sweat, dancing and having the time of their lives. Definitely my favorite concert I've ever been to and I can not wait until she is back in the area so I can see her again!!! Some fun facts: All of her props that she uses on stage are from her home town in NZ The bass is sooo crazy, be ready! She spent a good six minutes just talking about her life and creating her album (Not gonna lie I was tearin up a little) It was actually the best night of my life

Lorde's first of two shows in Berkely 10/2/14 was nothing short of amazing. She sounds just like she does on her record with her powerful vocals. The atmosphere was incredible with her energetic dancing around stage, her multiple costume changes, visually beautiful setup and all around great music quality. She played her entire album along with 2 EP tracks (bravado and biting down), 2 covers (Kanye west and Bon iver), her single song No Better, and what made the night really special was premiering her single she dropped 2 days before Yellow Flicker Beat for the first time live. She reflected on the times she's been in the bay area before and made us all feel special and loved, everything about the show was great I couldn't have asked for a better show, and afterwords she met the fans, myself included making it one of the best concerts I've ever been to. She is incredibly sweet, kind, and talented. I would always recommend for others to see her live show, it'll make them say Praise the Lorde!

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Lorde Announces Tour, Reveals Release Date and Tracklist for New Album Solar Power

By Evan Minsker and Allison Hussey

Lorde made her big return earlier this month with the release of “ Solar Power ” and the promise that a new album of the same name would arrive later this year. Today, she’s officially announced the follow-up to 2017’s Melodrama : Solar Power is out August 20. Find the tracklist and already-iconic album cover below.

Along with the detailing of her album, Lorde has announced a 2022 tour. She’ll start things off in her native New Zealand in February before heading to the United States and Canada for spring concerts. Lorde’ll then go to Europe and the United Kingdom for more shows. Find her schedule below.

“Solar Power” arrived with a new music video co-directed by Lorde and previous collaborator Joel Kefali. The song was co-written and co-produced with Jack Antonoff. Phoebe Bridgers and Clairo provided backing vocals on the song. “The album is a celebration of the natural world, an attempt at immortalising the deep, transcendent feelings I have when I’m outdoors,” Lorde wrote in a newsletter upon the single’s release.

According to a press release, as an alternative to being released on CD, Solar Power will be available as “an eco-conscious Music Box,” which has visual content, handwritten notes, photos, and a download card. “I decided early on in the process of making this album that I also wanted to create an environmentally kind, forward-thinking alternative to the CD,” Lorde said in a statement. “I wanted this Music Box product to be similar in size, shape and price to a CD, to live alongside it in a retail environment, but be something which stands apart and that’s committed to the evolving nature of a modern album.”

In November 2019, Lorde wrote in a newsletter update to fans that she had paused work on a new album as she struggled with grief after the death of her dog Pearl. But in May 2020, she issued another update where she said she’d started working on a new album in December.

Last year, Lorde announced Going South , a photo book of images shot by her friend Harriet Were during their trip through Antarctica in 2019. This spring, the singer-songwriter made an appearance alongside Marlon Williams during a performance in Auckland to cover Bruce Springsteen’s “Tougher Than the Rest.”

Find out where Melodrama landed on Pitchfork’s “ The 200 Best Albums of the 2010s .”

Solar Power :

01 The Path 02 Solar Power 03 California 04 Stoned in the Nail Salon 05 Fallen Fruit 06 Secrets From a Girl (Who’s Seen It All) 07 The Man with An Axe 08 Dominoes 09 Big Star 10 Leader of a New Regime 11 Mood Ring 12 Oceanic Feeling

02-26 Christchurch, New Zealand - Electric Avenue Festival 02-27 Upper Moutere, New Zealand - Neudorf Vineyards 03-01 Wellington, New Zealand - Days Bay 03-02 Havelock North, New Zealand - Black Barn Vineyards 03-04 New Plymouth, New Zealand - Bowl of Brooklands 03-05 Auckland, New Zealand - Outerfields 03-10 Brisbane, Australia - Riverstage 03-12 Melbourne, Australia - SMMB 03-15 Sydney, Australia - Aware Super Theatre 03-19 Perth, Australia - Belvoir Amphitheater 04-03 Nashville, TN - Opry House 04-05 Detroit, MI - Masonic Temple Theatre 04-07 Montreal, Quebec - Salle Willfrid Pelletier 04-08 Toronto, Ontario - Meridian Hall 04-12 Boston, MA - Boch Center - Wang Theatre 04-15 Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun Arena 04-16 Washington, D.C. - The Anthem 04-18 New York, NY - Radio City Music Hall 04-20 Philadelphia, PA - The Met 04-22 Chicago, IL - The Chicago Theatre 04-25 Minneapolis, MN - The Armory 04-27 Denver, CO - Mission Ballroom 04-30 Seattle, WA - WaMu Theatre 05-01 Portland, OR - Theater of the Clouds 05-03 San Francisco, CA - Bill Graham Civic Auditorium 05-05 Los Angeles, CA - Shrine Auditorium 05-07 Santa Barbara, CA - Santa Barbara Bowl 05-25 Leeds, England - O2 Academy 05-26 Edinburgh, Scotland - Usher Hall 05-28 Manchester, England - O2 Victoria Warehouse 05-30 Birmingham, England - O2 Academy 06-01 London, England - Roundhouse 06-02 London, England - Roundhouse 06-07 Paris, France - Casino de Paris 06-08 Amsterdam, Netherlands - AFAS Live 06-10 Barcelona, Spain - Primavera Sound 06-13 Zurich, Switzerland - Halle 622 06-14 Munich, Germany - Zenith 06-16 Rome, Italy - Cavea - Auditorium Parco della Musica 06-17 Villafranca di Verona, Italy - Castello di Villafranca 06-18 Sibenik, Croatia - Saint Mihovil Fortress 06-21 Cologne, Germany - Open Air am Tanzbrunnen 06-23 Berlin, Germany - Verti Music Hall

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Lorde Teases Fourth Album in Rare Instagram Check-In: ‘Listening to Myself’

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Lorde ‘s excitement for her forthcoming fourth album is overflowing. On Sunday evening, the musician shared a rare Instagram check-in, captioning two photos: “Listening to myself.”

In recent years, Lorde has opted for the use of a newsletter to share her latest thoughts and relevant updates with her fans. That she chose to update them on where she’s at in her current recording process via social media itself seems to be an indicator of her excitement.

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Still, the record isn’t nearing the finish line just yet. “We’re not CLOSE close you guys… i’m just getting so hype n needed to let u know,” Lorde wrote in response to an eager fan. “Start ur excitement on a low flame and bring it up to a gentle simmer .. we building stamina for this chapter.”

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In the prior newsletter, Lorde revealed that she was “living with heartbreak again” and detailed recent bouts of illness and intense sadness. “Don’t worry about me, I still laugh every day, it’s all moving, even when it goes slow,” Lorde assured her readers. “I’ve accepted the mission — I have a self to recover.”

Lorde’s most recent album, Solar Power , arrived in 2021. It followed her acclaimed sophomore release, Melodrama , which was released four years prior. The six years between her first and second albums remain the largest gap period she has taken between releases.

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Lorde Teases New Music For 2024

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Lorde has explained when fans can expect her new music.

Lorde returned to Instagram for the first time since August to post a selfie of her listening to music on a set of headphones.

In the caption on Sunday, she wrote, “Listening to myself.”

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Her fans quickly took the post and her return to social media as a sign that Lorde was preparing to imminently release her next album.

However, she quickly dispelled the speculation and insisted her fans would have to wait a little longer.

“We’re not CLOSE close you guys .. i’m just getting so hype n needed to let u know .. start ur excitement on a low flame and bring it up to a gentle simmer .. we building stamina for this chapter (sic),” she wrote in a comment on a fan’s post about her photos.

Lorde released her last album, Solar Power, in 2021.

She debuted two new songs during her set at the Boardmasters Festival in Cornwall, England in August.

Earlier that month, she made a rare Instagram post showing her swimming in a pool in Norway.

“After the show we went swimming.. these times are beautiful and they freak me out and there’s so much to tell you,” she told fans in the caption. “No this is not the start of anything out there, just want u to know there’s a light on inside me .. show it to you soon.”

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Lorde is already hard at work on her follow-up to 2021’s Solar Power album. “It has taken me quite a while [to start working on it],” she told Ensemble magazine. “I mean, I do just take a long time… I do a lot of research, I write a lot down.”

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And while she didn’t share any details about who she’s working with or what sound fans can expect, it seems unlikely that we’ll hear it this year… maybe. “Anything could happen. Let’s see!,” she said.

Back in September during her headlining set at Los Angeles’ Primavera Sound festival, the singer began teasing her next era. “Who knows what will come next?” she said while running through the themes of her three studio albums. “Well, I know. And you’ll know sometime soon.”

Though Power was polarizing for some fans (and critics), Lorde told the magazine that she took the response in stride, accepting that some people liked it and some didn’t. “I think the third album is like always a real… you do sort of cross over in a way, you know, you’re not new any more, and also you want maybe different things,” she said. “I had real things I wanted that I just had to do with that album, and I feel more clear and calm for having done that.”

Lorde is gearing up for the latest round of dates on her Solar Power tour, with dates in her native New Zealand kicking off on Feb. 21 in Wellington and gigs in Australia slated to run through a March 18 gig in Perth at Belvoir Amphitheater.

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Ella Maria Lani Yelich-O'Connor (born 7 November 1996), known by her stage name Lorde is a New Zealand singer-songwriter. Born and raised in Devonport, North Shore, Auckland, New Zealand, she performed in various singing and drama classes as a child, and at the age of thirteen signed with Universal.

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Lorde spoke with Ensemble and shared that she is working on the follow-up to her celebrated 2021 album Solar Power . “It has taken me quite a while [to start working on it]. I mean, I do just take a long time… I do a lot of research, I write a lot down.”

She added, “Sort of a big chunk of work before I actually start writing music. So yeah, that’s been a really big part of it. It’s been super exciting and I feel excited about what’s coming.” Lorde also gave some hope that it may not be another four years of waiting, as it was between her second and third albums.

Lorde is also well aware that fans found the four year wait between albums two and three to be far too long.“You know, it’s my intention, it’s always my intention, to move as quickly as I f-ing can and then that ends up taking different forms,” she said. “But this one, I really am trying to. I don’t want to wait, you know, so take from that what you will.”

Back in August, Lorde celebrated the one year anniversary of Solar Power in style. She shared a beautiful music video for her song “Oceanic Feeling,” filmed on the beach and co-starring her little brother Angelo.

The video perfectly highlights the nostalgic lyrics in the song. Lorde sings, “It’s a blue day/ We could jump Bulli/ When I hit that water/ When it holds me/ I think about my father/ Doing the same thing/ When he was a boy/ When he was a boy.”

“Who you see in this video is who I truly am, or who I want to be–open, laid bare, water glittering on my skin, speaking directly to you, nothing to hide or prove, just me,” Lorde wrote of the video in a newsletter sent out to fans. “The person with me is my other half and best mate, my brother Angelo. Born on the same day five years apart, we’ve always shared a super close bond. I knew by putting him in the video, I’d be showing myself exactly as I am. Can’t be anyone else when that kid’s around.”

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Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor (born 7 November 1996), known professionally as Lorde (pronounced "lord"), is a New Zealand singer and songwriter. Taking inspiration from aristocracy for her stage name, she is known for employing unconventional musical styles and introspective songwriting. Lorde's music is primarily electropop and contains elements of subgenres such as dream pop and indie-electro.

Born in the Auckland suburb of Takapuna and raised in neighbouring Devonport, Lorde expressed interest in performing at local venues in her early teens. She signed with Universal Music Group (UMG) in 2009 and collaborated with producer Joel Little in 2011 to start recording material. Initially self-released in 2012 for free download on SoundCloud, UMG commercially released the pair's first collaborative effort, an extended play (EP) titled The Love Club , in 2013. The EP's international chart-topping single "Royals" helped Lorde rise to prominence.

Her debut studio album Pure Heroine was released that same year to critical and commercial success. The following year, Lorde curated the soundtrack for the 2014 film The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 and recorded several tracks, including the single "Yellow Flicker Beat". Her second studio album Melodrama (2017) received widespread critical acclaim and debuted atop the US Billboard 200.

Lorde's accolades include two Grammy Awards, two Brit Awards and a Golden Globe nomination. She appeared in Time ' s list of the most influential teenagers in 2013 and 2014, and the 2014 edition of Forbes 30 Under 30. In addition to her solo work, she has co-written songs for other artists, including Broods and Bleachers. As of June 2017 , Lorde has sold over five million albums worldwide.

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Record Store Day 2024 is one the most anticipated events for any music fan, and there’s no doubt that eager vinyl record collectors have been preparing for this day since the full Record Store Day list was dropped in February.

Record Store Day dates back to 2007, when a small team of US indie record store owners got together to give vinyl a then much-needed injection of publicity. Now a global annual event, 'RSD' sees a range of special edition record pressings go on sale at record stores – though this year a Discogs partnership will also let you buy some of the vinyl online after the event. Want the full list of this year's special edition releases? Head to the Record Store Day website or go to the full list at the end of this page. But only once you've checked out our pick of the highlights...

The event takes place on Saturday April 20 and will see music fans around the world flocking to their local record shops to score exclusive pressings and region-specific LPs. And with Discogs’ partnership with Record Store Day , you’ll have two chances to partake in this year’s event.

Despite the queen of vinyl variants, Taylor Swift, not making an appearance in this year’s list, there’s a plethora of other albums, soundtracks, and live recordings that will be available as limited editions. But a word of caution; most record stores work on a first come first serve basis, so it’s wise to check your local store’s opening times and plan to queue accordingly.

To celebrate one of the most exciting days in music, I’ve compiled a list of five albums from this year’s Record Store Day list that are essential for any music lover’s library. Not only are these albums great from beginning to end, but they’ve each had a significant impact on fans and culture alike...

Rumours, Fleetwood Mac (1977)

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Rumours was the second album I bought on vinyl after Lorde’s Pure Heroine, not because I was a huge Fleetwood Mac fan at the time, but because it’s an album I knew was quintessential to any collection.

This album was conceived at a time when the band’s members couldn’t bear to be in the same room as each other. Love complications between Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham served as one of the driving forces behind the album’s brutally honest lyricism in songs like Dreams and Second Hand News , alongside John and Christine McVie's divorce.

Its raw emotion is the reason why it’s still loved by music fans nearly 50 years after its release, and at Record Store Day 2024, it’s being released once again but in picture disc format.

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Dawn FM was one of the most memorable albums of 2022, but it was The Weeknd’s sold-out After Hours til Dawn stadium tour that showed his powerhouse status.

Live albums can be hit or miss, depending on how the artist plays around with the arrangement of their studio songs – but Live at SoFi Stadium is a live album I find myself reverting back to now and then. Not only is the setlist packed with catchy oldies like The Hills and Wicked Games , but its songs like Sacrifice that show how hard a song can hit when played live. That’s all down to its responsive bass and elongated intro that perfectly builds suspension before the beat drops.

Paranoid, Black Sabbath (1970)

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The oldest entry in our list comes from Black Sabbath and their second studio album Paranoid , which is regarded as one of the most influential albums in heavy metal. And it’s back for Record Store Day 2024, over 50 years since its release on a vibrant pink splatter vinyl.

Much like Rumours , Black Sabbath’s Paranoid has cemented itself as a vinyl record staple but for its own reasons – one being that it set the gold standard for the heavy metal genre. It houses several of Black Sabbath’s most credited singles from the title track, to Iron Man and War Pigs , which still make for great additions to blockbuster movie soundtracks.

Tough Love, Jessie Ware (2014)

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While I lean more towards Ware’s neo-disco and funk records What’s Your Pleasure? (2020) and That! Feels Good (2023), those albums would not exist if it weren’t for her early work.

The production on Tough Love is very early-to-mid 2010s coded, but the subtlety of funky bass guitars and string accompaniments hint at the direction Jessie Ware has been headed all this time. For Record Store Day 2024, Ware brings you the 10th anniversary edition of the album, featuring 2 LPs pressed on solid white vinyl with bonus tracks.

Cracker Island, Gorillaz (2023)

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2023 didn’t live up to the albums that 2022 gave us, but Gorillaz’s eighth studio album Cracker Island was one of my saving graces that year – after Lana Del Rey and Caroline Polacheck, of course.

Cracker Island is very much an ‘LA-themed’ album, with topics such as technology, influencer culture, and the internet building the foundation of the album’s message. But it’s the album’s features that make it a stand-out record, one that invites the musical influences of funkier artists like Thundercat and Tame Impala, not to forget the legendary Stevie Nicks on one of my favorite songs, Oil.

The deluxe edition of Cracker Island is out this Record Store Day, with six additional tracks and alternative cover art pressed on pink and magenta vinyl.

Record Store Day 2024: the full list

Looking to scour the full list of special edition pressings for Record Store Day 2024? You can find it below. There are hundreds of offerings to leaf through, including cassettes and picture discs alongside vinyl. So click the 'read more' button and use the alphabetical ordering to see what's on offer from your favorite artist...

100 Gecs – Snake Eyes: 10" Picture Disc

10000 Maniacs – Playing Favorites: LP

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Ahmad Jamal – Live At Bubba's: LP

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Alison Goldfrapp – The Love Reinvention: LP

Amancio D’Silva – Reflections: LP

America – Live From The Hollywood Bowl – 1975: LP

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Apocalyptica – Worlds Collide (Deluxe Edition): LP

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Big Country – Why The Long Face: LP

Bill Evans Trio – Everybody Digs Bill Evans: LP

Billie Marten – As Long As (EP): 10"

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Birdmask – Tristan: 12" EP

Black Delta Movement, The – In Acetate: 12" EP

Black Sabbath – Paranoid: LP

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Bloc Party – The High Life EP: 12" EP

Blue Aeroplanes, The – Beatsongs (Expanded Edition): LP

Blues Pills – Birthday / Don't You Love It: LP

Blur – Parlklife (Zoetrope LP): Zoetrope LP

Bob Frank – Broke Again -- The Lost Recordings (Limited Wine Red Vinyl Edition): LP

Boogie Down Productions – Poetry/ 9mm Goes Bang: 7"

Brian Poole & The Tremeloes – Twist & Shout: 7"

Brother Jack McDuff – Ain't No Sunshine: LP

Bryan Ferry – The Right Stuff: 12" EP

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Caitlin Rose – The Stand In: LP

Cannonball Adderley – Burnin In Bordeaux - Live In France 1969: LP

Cannonball Adderley – Poppin In Paris: Live At The Olympia 1972: LP

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Charlie Watts – Live At Fulham Town Hall: LP

Cheech & Chong – Up In Smoke: LP

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Chills, The – The Lost EP: LP

China Burton – You Don't Care (About Our Love): 12"

Chris Isaak – Beyond The Sun (The Complete Collection): LP

Chris White Experience, The – The Best Of: LP

Christophe – Les Mots Bleus: 12"

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Come – Eleven:Eleven (Deluxe Edition): LP + 7"

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Damage – Recorded Live Off The Board At CBGB: LP

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Das Koolies – Das Koolies Remixed: 12"

Dave Allison – Conscious Dream: LP

David Bowie – Waiting in the Sky (Before the Starman Came to Earth): LP

David Sylvian & Nine Horses – Snow Borne Sorrow: LP

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Deacon Blue – Peace Will Come: LP

Dead By Sunrise – Out Of Ashes: LP

Dead Horse – Dead Horse Tapes, The - Blown Away: LP

Dead Or Alive – The Pete Hammond Hi-Nrg Remixes (RSD 2024): LP

Def Leppard – Live At Leadmill: LP

Delia Derbyshire – Inventions for Radio: CD

Devin The Dude – Acoustic Levitation: LP

Dexys x Dutch Uncles – Dance With Me: 12"

DITZ X Heavy Lungs – DITZ X Heavy Lungs Live At The BBC: 12"

Divorce – Heady Metal: 12"

Doctor Who –Doctor Who: The Edge of Destruction (Zoetrope Picture Disc RSD 2024): Picture Disc

Dolores O'Riordan – Are You Listening: LP

Dome City Orchestra Feat Delisha, The – Dig It! (Extended/Short/Instrumental): 12"

Don Carlos – Pass Me The Lazer Beam: LP

Donna Summer – "Many" States Of Independence (RSD 2024): LP

Doors, The – Live at Konserthuset, Stockholm, September 20, 1968: LP

Doors, The – Live at Konserthuset, Stockholm, September 20, 1968: CD

Dr John – The Atco/Atlantic Singles 1968–1974: LP

Dr. Alban – It's My Life: 10"

Dream Syndicate, The – Sketches for the Days of Wine and Roses: LP

Dub Syndicate – Mellow & Colly: LP+CD

Durutti Column, The – Vini Reilly: LP

Dwight Yoakam – The Beginning And Then Some: The Albums Of The '80s (4LP): LP

Dwight Yoakam – The Beginning And Then Some: The Albums Of The '80s (4CD): CD

Earl Hooker – There's a Fungus Amung Us: LP

Elaine Brown – Seize The Time - Black Panther Party: LP

Electrafixion – Burned: LP

Ellie Dixon – In Case Of Emergency: 7"

Elton John – Caribou: LP

Emika – Transcended Before Me feat. Horace Andy: 12"

Emma Bunton – A Girl Like Me: LP

English Teacher – Live At The Brudenell Social Club: 12"

Ennio Morricone – Allonsanfan OST: LP

Ennio Morricone – Come imparai ad amare le donne OST: LP

Ennio Morricone – Storie di vita e malavita: LP

Ennio Morricone (feat Joan Baez) – Sacco e Vanzetti OST: LP

ENNY – We Go Again: 12”

Eric Carr of KISS – Unfinished Business: The Deluxe Edition: LP

Even More Dazed And Confused (Music From The Motion Picture) – Even More Dazed and Confused: Music from the Motion Picture: LP

Everything But The Girl – At Maida Vale: 12"

Faces – The Complete BBC Sessions: LP

Fall, The – A Country On The Click (Alternative Version): LP

Family Tree, The – We Shall See Him As He Is: LP

Family Underground – For The Love Of You/Everybody Knows: 7"

Farm Dogs, The – Last Stand In Open Country: LP

Fat Generous – Night Time Cool Breeze / Shake Your Body Down: 7"

Fatboy Slim – Everybody Loves A Remix: 12" Zoetrope

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FIZZ – Live At Middle Farm: LP

Fleet Foxes – Live On Boston Harbor: LP

Fleetwood Mac – Rumours: LP Picture Disc

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Flying Burrito Brothers, The – Bluegrass Special: Live in Amsterdam 1972: LP

Foghat – Live In New Orleans 1973: LP

Fools Garden – Lemon Tree: 12" Picture Disc

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Garbage – Lie To Me: LP

Gemma Cullingford – Komiza Project, The: 12"

Gene Clark – No Other Sessions (50th Anniversary of No Other): LP

Gene Clark – The Lost Studio Sessions 1964-1982: LP

Gentle Waves, The – Swansong For You: LP

George Harrison – Electronic Sound: LP Zoetrope

George Harrison – Wonderwall Music: LP Zoetrope

Ghost-Note – Mustard n' Onions: LP

Global Communication – Maiden Voyage (30th Ann.): 12"

Goat – The Gallows Pole: Original Score: LP + 7"

Goblin / Gianni Dell 'Orso – Virus OST: LP

Golden Earring – The Cut Sessions: LP

Goldie Lookin Chain – Manifesto, The: LP

Goldie Lookin Chain – Mike Balls Boutique: LP

Gorillaz – Cracker Island (Deluxe): LP

Gotan Project – Santa Maria (Del Buen Ayre): 10"

Grapefruit – Around Grapefuit (plus London Session): LP

Grateful Dead – Nightfall Of Diamonds: LP

Greg Foat & Gigi Masin – The Fish Factory Sessions: LP

Grohl, Benante, Ian – The Regulator: 7"

Groove Armada – White Light: LP

Groundhogs, The – Black Diamond: LP

Half Japanese – Our Solar System: LP

Harmonia – Musik Von Harmonia / Anniversary Edition: LP

Hawkwind – Live: LP

Hayseed Dixie – Let There Be Rockgrass: LP

Held By Trees – Solace (Expanded Edition): LP

Herman's Hermits – Only Last Night [Single]: 10" Picture Disc

Hives, The – Lex Hives and Live From Terminal 5: LP

Hives, The – Black And White Album: LP

Holly Humberstone – Into Your Room (with MUNA): 7"

Hooveriii – Quest For Blood: 12"

Horace Andy & Sly and Robbie – Livin' It Up: LP

Howlin' Wolf – Live in Europe (Bremen, 1964): LP

Ian Hunter – Ian Hunter Defiance Part 2: Fiction: LP

Ipanemas, The – Samba Is Our Gift: LP

J.V.C. F.O.R.C.E. – Strong Island: 7"

Jack Adkins – American Sunset: LP

Jamiroquai – Live At BBC Maida Vale: 2006: 12"

Jane Weaver – Quantify / Deep Perelle: 7"

Japanese House, The – ITEIAD Sessions: 12”

Jeff Buckley & Gary Lucas – Songs To No One: 12”

Jeremy Gluck with Nikki Sudden & Rowland S Howard – I Knew Buffalo Bill: LP

Jessie Ware – Tough Love 10th anniversary: LP

Joe Pesci – Little Joe Sure Can Sing! (Limited Clear with Orange Swirl Vinyl Edition): LP

Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros – Rock Art and the X-Ray Style: LP

John Lennon – Mind Games: 12" EP

John Minnis' Big Bone Band – Classic I-Live: LP

Johnnie Mae Matthews – I Have No Choice/ That's When It Hurts: 7"

Johnny Marr – Marr's Guitars: Hardback Book

Joseph Cotton – New Fashion Way: LP

Josephine Foster and the Victor Herrero Band – Anda Jaleo: LP

Josephine Foster and the Victor Herrero Band – Perlas: LP

Josh Wink – Higher State Of Consciousness Erol Alkan remix: 12" EP

Jowe Head – The Other Side Of The Forest (Original Movie Sountrack): LP

Kaiser Chiefs – Kaiser Chiefs' Easy Eighth Album: 12" Picture Disc LP

Karen Harding – Take Me Somewhere: LP

Kate Nash – Back At School b/w Space Odyssey 2001 (demo): 7"

Katy J Pearson – Katy J Pearson & Friends Presents Songs From The Wicker Man: 12”

Keane – Live at Paradiso, Amsterdam (29/11/2004): LP

Kenny Dorham – This Is The Moment: Sings And Plays: LP

Killing Joke – Live At Lokerse Feesten, 2003: LP + DVD

Kim Wilde – Special Disco Mixes: LP

King Kong – Repatriation: LP

Kirsty MacColl – Titanic Days: LP

Kristin Hersh – The Clear Pond Road Sessions: LP

Kristin Hersh – Hips & Makers (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition): LP

Kula Shaker – Natural Magick: 12" Picture Disc LP

La Roux – Trouble In Paradise: LP

Ladytron – Light & Magic: LP

Lamont Dozier – The New Lamont Dozier Album - Love and Beauty 50th Anniversary (RSD 2024): LP

Larry Heard presents (Various Artists) – Rebirth 10 Compiled By Larry Heard Aka Mr. Fingers: LP

Laufey – A Night At The Symphony: LP

Leaf Hound – Grower Of Mushrooms: LP

Lee "Scratch" Perry – Skanking With The Upsetter: LP

Lemonheads, The – The Hotel Sessions: LP

Lightning Seeds – All I Want / Pure: 10"

Lil Peep – Star Shopping: 7"

Lil Uzi Vert – Luv Is Rage: 12"

Lily Allen – It's Not Me, It's You: LP Zoetrope

Liminanas & David Menke, The – Heureux Gagnants (OST): LP

Linda Ronstadt – The Asylum Albums (1973-1978): LP

Little Richard – Right Now!: LP

London Grammar – The Remixes: LP

Lora Logic – Pedigree Charm [Deluxe Edition]: LP

Lordi – Bend Over and Pray the Lord: LP

Lovejoy – Concrete / The Fall: 7"

Lovejoy – One Day / Sex Sells: 7"

Loveless, The – Elected: 7”

Lowell George – Thanks, I'll Eat It Here (Deluxe Edition): LP

Ludovico Einaudi – Live At The Royal Albert Hall: LP

Lulu – James Bond - The Man With The Golden Gun Picture Disc (RSD 2024): Picture Disc

Madchild – Lawn Mower Man (10 Year Anniversary): LP

Madness – Embarrassment: 12" EP

Maisie Peters – The Good Witch (Deluxe): LP

Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy – The Mighty Warriors - Live In Antwerp: LP

Mal-One – Listen Up Punk! Punk Art Poetry: LP

Mansun – Little Kix: LP

Manu Dibango – Manu 76: LP

Marc Bolan & T. Rex – Zinc Alloy (50th Anniversary Zoetrope Picture Disc RSD 2024): Picture Disc

Marianne Faithfull – Faithful Forever: LP

Mark Knopfler – The Boy: 12"

Mavis Staples – Have A Little Faith: LP

Maximum Joy – Why Can't We Live Together (previously unreleased version featuring Janine Rainforth): LP

Melys – BBC Sessions Vol 1 (John Peel Sessions & other selected rarities): LP

Members, The – Greetings From Knowhere: LP

Men, The – Manhattan Fire (New York City Demos): LP

Michael Gray – The Weekend: 7"

Michael Schenker Group – MSG (Expanded Edition): LP

Midge Ure – The Gift [Early Versions]: LP

Mike Oldfield – Hergest Ridge 50th Anniversary: LP

Mike Welch – Renovations Remastered 2024: LP

Miles Kane – Miles Kane & The Evils: 10"

Militarie – Gun Life Under The Sun: 10"

Monty Python – Live At Drury Lane 50th Anniversary: LP Picture Disc

Morcheeba – B-Sides & Beats: LP

Morrissey & Siouxsie – Interlude: LP

Motley Crue – Supersonic and Demonic Relics: LP

Motorhead – Remorse? No!: LP

Motorpsycho – SMALL BOATS - Shelling England* By The Round: CD

Mr.Big – The Big Finish - Lean Into It Live: LP

Mudhoney – Suck You Dry: The Reprise Years: LP

Nancy Sinatra – How Does That Grab You?: LP

Nat King Cole – Live At The Blue Note - Chicago: LP/CD

Near Jazz Experience feat. Mike Garson – Character EP: 12" EP

Neil Young & Crazy Horse – F*#!IN UP: LP

Nerina Pallot – Love Will Tear Us Apart: 10"

Nightmares On Wax – Carboot Soul (25th Anniversary Edition): LP + 7"

Noah Kahan – I Was/I Am: LP

Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds – Magic Secrets #2: 7"

Norman Connors – She's Gone / Mr.C: 7"

Northside – Chicken Rhythms: LP

Notorious B.I.G., The – Ready To Die: The Instrumentals: LP

Oceansize – Home & Minor: LP

Offspring, The – Splinter: LP Picture Disc

Oh Wonder – Oh Wonder: LP

Olafur Arnalds – And They Have Escaped The Weight Of Darkness: LP

Olivia Dean – Live At The Jazz Café: 12"

OMD – Bauhaus Staircase Instrumentals: LP

OMD – Junk Culture Companion: LP

Orb, The – The Holloway Brooch (An Ambient Excursion Beyond The Orboretum): 12"

Orbital – Orbital: LP

OST / Barry Gray – Stingray: 7" EP

OST / Barry Gray – UFO: 7" EP

Other Two, The – Tasty Fish Remix EP: 12”

Outsiders, The – Calling on Youth - One to infinity demos & early songs: LP

Paramore – RE: This is Why (Remix Album): 12"

Parliament – Osmium Deluxe Edition (RSD 2024): LP

Pat Thomas featuring Lalo Schifrin – Desafinado: LP

Patrick Prins – Le Voie Le Soleil: 12"

Paul Weller – TBC: 7"

Pearl Jam – Dark Matter: LP

Pete Wylie & The Mighty WAH! – Heart as Big as Liverpool: Heart-Shaped Vinyl

Peter Murphy – Peter Live - Volume One – Covers: LP

Pharoah Sanders – Harvest Time (収穫時期 - Radio Edit) / Love Will Find a Way (ラヴ・ウィル・ファインド・ア・ウェイ- Radio Edit): 7”

Piero Umiliani – L’Arcangelo OST: LP

Pixies – Live From Red Rocks 2005 (RSD 2024): LP

Prefab Sprout – Lions In My Garden: 12"

Prince Buster – Back To Where It All Began - The Blue Beat Years: LP

Prince Far I – Cry Tuff Chants On U: LP

Propaganda – Die 1000 Augen des Dr. Mabuse (Volume 1) / The 1000 Eyes of Dr. Mabuse (Volume 1): LP

Public Image Limited – This Is PiL: Cassette

Public Image Limited – What The World Needs Now: Cassette

Public Image Limited – End Of World: Cassette

Public Service Broadcasting – Gagarin: 7"

Pulp – Intro The Gift Recordings: LP

Queen – Cool Cat: 7"

Queen Latifah – Nature of a Sistah: LP

Ramones – The 1975 Sire Demos (Demos): LP

Ras Allah – Heaven Is My Roof: LP

Replacements, The – Not Ready for Prime Time: Live at the Cabaret Metro, Chicago, IL, January 11, 1986: LP

Residents, The – LEFTOVERS AGAIN!? AGAIN!?!?!: LP

Richard O'Brien / OST – The Rocky Horror Show (original Richard O'Brien demos): LP

Richmond Fontaine – Post To Wire (20th Anniversary Edition): LP

Richmond Fontaine – Winnemucca: LP

Ringo Starr – Crooked Boy EP: EP

Roches, The – The Roches (Limited 45th Anniversary Ruby Red Vinyl Edition): LP

Roger Waters – The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux (Picture Disc): 12" Picture Disc

Rolling Stones, The – Live At Racket, NYC: LP

Rolling Stones, The – Rolling Stones: LP

Royal Trux – Royal Trux: LP

Scott Walker – Tilt (half speed master): LP

Sex Pistols – The Filth & The Fury OST: LP

Shed Seven – Changed Giver: LP

Shelly Manne – Jazz From The Pacific Northwest: LP

Sia Colour – The Small One: LP

Sinead O'Connor – You Made Me The Thief Of Your Heart - 30th anniversary: 12"

Siouxsie & The Banshees – Nocturne: LP

Sisters of Mercy, The – Body and Soul / Walk Away: LP

Sizzla – Kalonji: LP

Sleater-Kinney – This Time / Here Today 7" Single: 7"

Slits, The – In the Beginning: LP

Soft Cell – Non Stop: LP

Sonic Youth – Hits Are For Squares: LP

Sonny Rollins – Freedom Weaver: The 1959 European Tour Recording: LP

Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Remixes: LP

Sorrow – Sleep Now Forever: LP

Soundtracks & Head – Daga Daga Daga: LP

South Park – South Park The 25th Anniversary Concert: LP

Space Lady, The – The Space Lady's Other Hits: LP

Spoonfed Hybrid – Spoonfed Hybrid (30th Anniversary Expanded Edition): LP

Steel Pulse – Handsworth Revolution: LP

Steps – Deeper Shade Of Blue – The Remixes (Zoetrope Picture Disc RSD 2024): Picture Disc

Steven Wilson – Harmonic Divergence: LP

Suede – Autofiction: Live: LP

SUN RA – AT THE SHOWCASE - LIVE IN CHICAGO: LP

Sun Ra – Inside The Light World: Sun Ra Meets The OVC: LP

Suns of Arqa – Wadada Magic: LP

Super Furry Animals – Fuzzy Logic (B-Sides & Besides): LP

Supergrass – Kiss Of Life Is 20: 10"

Superior Elevation – Giving You Love / Sassy Lady: 7"

Sylvia Telles – Princess Of Bossa Nova! Amor De Gente Moça (Musicas De Antonio Carlos Jobim….E Mais!): LP

Talking Heads – Live On Tour: LP

Team Sleep – Team Sleep: LP

Telescopes, The – Editions: LP

Telescopes, The – Growing Eyes Becoming String (Remix 7"): 7"

Television – Live At The Academy NYC 12.4.92: LP

Temples – Sun Structures: LP

The Jimmy Castor Bunch – It's Just Begun/ Troglodyte (Cave Man): 7"

Thin Lizzy – Live at Hammersmith 16/11/1976: LP

This Is The Kit – Live at Minack Theatre: LP

Tinman – Eighteen Strings (Original Mixes): 12"

Todd Rundgren – Todd: LP

Tom Grennan – What Ifs & Maybe's: LP

Tom Jones – It's Not Unusual: 7"

Tom Tom – Club Genius Of Love Remix Album: LP

Trashcan Sinatras – Wild Pendulum: LP

Travis Biggs – Solar Funk (RSD 2024): LP

Tricky – Angels With Dirty Faces: LP

Two Lone Swordsmen – Still My World: LP

U2 – Atomic City - Live from Sphere: 10"

UB40 – UB45: LP

Ufo – Lights Out In Tokyo - Live: LP

UK Subs – UK Subversives (Fall Out singles collection): LP

Ultramagnetic Mc's – The Ultra's Live At The Brixton Acadamy: LP

Ultravox – Steven Wilson Extended Re-mixes: 12"

Universe City – Can You Get Down / Serious: 12"

Unwritten Law – Blue Room (30 Year Anniversary): LP

VA (Blaine L. Reininger, Durutti Column, Stockholm Monsters) – Greetings from S.G.V. -The Greetings LP: LP

VA – Timeless Jazz Classics (Compiled by Gilles Peterson): LP

VA / Soul Jazz Records Presents – Punk 45: Kill the Hippies! Kill Yourself! The American Nation Destroys Its Young: LP

VA / Soul Jazz Records Presents – 300% Dynamite: LP

VA / Soul Jazz Records Presents – Studio One Rude Boy: LP

Various – Crawling The Walls / Meets....: CD

Various – Andy Smith's Northern Soul Essentials: LP

Various – Los Nuggetz: Garage & Psyche from Latin America: LP

Various – DJ Koco - Brazil 45 Vol.5: 7"

Various – The Bristol Roots Explosion: LP

Various – Blue Note Re:Imagined: LP

Various - Room In The Sky – In a Lovers Rock Style: LP

Various Artists – Murder Was The Case Soundtrack 30th Anniversary: LP

Various Artists – A Tribute To NEU!: LP

Various Artists – The Endless Coloured Ways: The Songs Of Nick Drake - The Singles Collection: 7"

Various Artists – Penrose Showcase Vol.II: LP Picture Disc

Various Artists – The Power of the Heart: A Tribute to Lou Reed: LP

Various Artists – Nashville Goes Fuzz: LP

Various Artists – Lost In Translation (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack): LP

Various Artists – Ripples Presents… Psychedelic Sunshine Pop from the 1960s: LP

Various Artists – Hillbillies In Hell: Whiskey Is The Devil: LP

Verve, The – No Come Down: LP

Village Choir, The – Along The Beach PT1/ Sweet Hot Lips: 7"

Vince Guaraldi – It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown OSR: 12"

Viv Albertine – Flesh: 12”

Wailers, The – The Best Of The Wailers: LP

Weeknd, The – Live at SoFi Stadium: LP

Who, The – Story Of The Who: LP

Wilco – The Whole Love Expanded: LP

Willie Nelson – Phases and Stages: LP

Winfield Parker – I Wanna Be With You/ My Love For You: 7"

Wingmen – The Model/I Got A Right: 7”

Winston Reedy – Red Rose: LP

X-Press 2 – Muzik X-Press/ London X-Press: 12"

X-Ray Spex – Conscious Consumer (Picture Disc): LP

X-Ray Spex – Germ Free Adolescents: 12”

Yardbirds, The – Psycho Daisies - The Complete B-Sides (RSD 2024): LP

Yardbirds, The – 5 Live: LP

Yellowman – Zunggugungzuguzungguzeng: LP

Yes – Yale Bowl '71: LP

Young Fathers – DEAD (10th Anniversary Edition): LP

Young Thug – Jeffrey: LP

Youth Meets Radical Dance Faction – Cockroach Town: 12”

Yusef Lateef – Atlantis Lullaby - The Concert From Avignon: LP

Yusuf/Cat Stevens – Numbers: LP

Yusuf/Cat Stevens – Izitso: LP

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The 25 Concert Tours You Can’t Afford to Miss This Summer

From the stones to j. lo, pearl jam, journey, foo fighters and robert plant, it’s all about big shows and big stars. grab your tickets now.

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After a massive slump during COVID , the concert industry is again sh-boom, sh-booming! The gross for the top 100 North American tours in 2023 reached $6.63 billion, up 39.5 percent over 2022, with attendance nearly doubling, to 15,008 per show, according to Pollstar.

And this year is shaping up to be another box office blowout. Despite the national outrage over price spikes for eggs, airfare and gas , music lovers seem immune to ticket shock. Ticket prices climbed 22 percent last year, to an average of $135.88, compared to $111.49 in 2022. And the trend is pointing skyward.

Taylor Swift’s “Eras” tour and Beyonce’s “Renaissance World” tour ranked first and second last year, but boomer acts remain the tour circuit’s lucrative and reliable summer tentpole, delivering packed arenas and sheds year after year as fans flock to relish the oldies and rekindle the past.

Here are the acts to catch this sunny season.

Heart (April 20–May 24, Aug. 10–Nov. 22)

Sisters Ann Wilson, 73, and Nancy Wilson, 70, haven’t released an album since 2016’s Beautiful Broken , but they have decades of hits, including “Magic Man,” “Barracuda,” “These Dreams” and “Alone,” to draw from on their “Royal Flush” tour . Cheap Trick opens.

Kenny Chesney (April 20–Aug. 23)

After hitting arenas last year, country star Chesney, 56, has booked 18 stadiums for shows with openers including the Zac Brown Band, Megan Moroney and Uncle Kracker, his duet partner on chart-topper “When the Sun Goes Down.” All but one of the shows are on Saturdays.

Billy Joel (April 26–Nov. 9)

The Piano Man, 74, has scheduled only 13 dates , four of them at New York’s Madison Square Garden, so ticket stampedes are likely. Fans are curious to know if “Turn the Lights Back On,” Joel’s first single in 17 years, will be added to his hit-heavy repertoire.

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The Rolling Stones (April 28–July 17)

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Mick Jagger , 80, Keith Richards, 80, Ron Wood, 76, and company continue their global “Hackney Diamonds” tour , named after last year’s highly praised album , the group’s first batch of originals since 2005’s A Bigger Bang . Expect Diamonds cuts and lots of hits.

Stevie Nicks (May 3–June 21)

Between Fleetwood Mac’s songbook and her own solo catalog, singer-songwriter Nicks, 75, has a huge well of material to draw from as she extends a tour that started in February. She’s been performing crowd favorites “Landslide,” “Dreams,” “Rhiannon” and “Edge of Seventeen” as well as Tom Petty hits in honor of her late friend.

George Strait (May 4–July 20, Dec. 7)

A touring juggernaut, honky-tonk country singer-songwriter Strait, 71, resumes the record-breaking stadium tour he kicked off in 2023. He’s joined by Chris Stapleton and Little Big Town. The King of Country serves up “his own Eras tour, leading a well-curated, decades-spanning set of songs,” according to Billboard .

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Roger Daltrey (May 6, June 10–29)

Daltrey, 80, the Who’s charismatic singer, headlines a solo electric and acoustic tour that showcases the British band’s songs, tunes from his own catalog and personal stories. KT Tunstall, Dan Bern and Leslie Mendelson rotate opening slots.

Pearl Jam (May 10–May 30, Aug. 22–Sept. 9)

Seattle’s grunge pioneers (whose average age is 59) have mapped out their high-demand “Dark Matter” world tour to follow the April release of their 12th studio album, Dark Matter . Ten Club members can register for the presale. Nonmembers? Watch the secondary ticket market sites.

Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire (May 15–Sept. 7)

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The brass-driven rock band and the R&B group join forces for the return of their “Heart & Soul” tour . The night features each legendary act’s full set and culminates in a finale with both on stage.

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Lionel Richie (May 23–June 16)

After selling out 2023’s “Sing a Song All Night Long” tour, the soul-pop superstar, 74, returns for another 13 dates , performing solo hits “Hello,” “Dancing on the Ceiling” and “All Night Long” as well as such Commodores classics as “Easy,” “Brick House” and “Three Times a Lady.” With Earth, Wind & Fire ("September," "Boogie Wonderland").

Red Hot Chili Peppers (May 28–July 30)

The California funk-rock quartet’s exhaustive “Unlimited Love” tour began in 2022 to celebrate that year’s pair of number 1 albums, Unlimited Love and Return of the Dream Canteen . Shows have been a mix of hits and covers of Funkadelic, the Clash, Elton John and others.

Robert Plant and Alison Krauss (June 2–Sept. 1)

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The unlikely duo of the former Led Zeppelin wailer, 75, and bluegrass/country queen, 52, take their eclectic Americana duets on the road . JD McPherson opens the shows and also plays guitar in the band. Plant and Krauss first linked talents for the hit 2007 album Raising Sand , with a second collaboration, Raise the Roof , arriving in 2021.

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Janet Jackson (June 4–July 30)

The R&B/pop singer, 57, best known for “Control,” “Nasty,” “Miss You Much” and precision choreography, extends her 2023 “Together Again” tour with 35 dates in amphitheaters and arenas. Nelly (“Not in Herre”) opens.

Alanis Morissette (June 9–Aug. 10)

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To commemorate the 25th anniversary of her Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie album, the alt-rock singer, who turns 50 on June 1, is staging the “Triple Moon” tour , featuring guests Joan Jett, 65, and the Blackhearts and Morgan Wade. The album’s standout “Thank U” is likely on the set list, along with Jagged Little Pill selections.

Foreigner and Styx (June 11–Aug. 28)

Ten years after linking up for their “Soundtrack of Summer” trek, vintage rock bands Foreigner (“Hot Blooded,” “Double Vision,” “I Want to Know What Love Is”) and Styx (“Come Sail Away,” “Lady,” “Mr. Roboto”) are together again for a classic rock showdown they’re calling the “Renegades and Juke Box Heroes” tour. John Waite, 71, is the opener.

Blink-182 (June 20–Aug. 13)

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The high-energy pop-punk band, featuring Mark Hoppus, 52, Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker, will play stadiums and arenas in support of their album One More Time… Dubbed the “Blink-182” tour , it’s a maturity leap from their 1998 outing, the “PooPoo PeePee” tour.

Jennifer Lopez (June 26–Aug. 17)

The “This Is Me … Live: The Greatest Hits” tour , the first outing for J. Lo, 54, since 2019, celebrates her past while also serving up fresh cuts from her February studio album, This Is Me … Now, released along with companion films This Is Me … Now: A Love Story and The Greatest Love Story Never Told .

Journey and Def Leppard (July 6–Sept. 8)

Journey, whose 18-times-platinum “Don’t Stop Believin’ ” was recently crowned the biggest song of all time, co-headlines with fellow legacy rock band Def Leppard on a stadium tour , with rotating guests Heart, the Steve Miller Band and Cheap Trick.

Jewel and Melissa Etheridge (July 11–Oct. 5)

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Jewel, 50 on May 23, and Etheridge , 62, team up for a co-headlining tour that spans their catalogs, with emphasis on their ’90s peaks. Jewel will dip into 2022’s Freewheelin’ Woman , and Etheridge, coming off her “I’m Not Broken” tour , revives “Come to My Window” and “I’m the Only One.”

The Pretenders (July 13–Aug. 14)

The British-American rock band, led by original members Chrissie Hynde , 72, and Martin Chambers, 72, will launch a sprawling world tour to promote last September’s release of their album Relentless . The set list also dives into a deep bag of hits that include “Brass in Pocket,” “My City Was Gone,” “I’ll Stand by You” and “Precious.”

Foo Fighters (July 17–Aug. 18, May 1–9)

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In their biggest headlining U.S. shows so far, the Foo Fighters will play stadiums on their “Everything or Nothing at All” tour , with rotating support acts that include the Hives, L7 and the Pretenders. In 2023, the Seattle band, led by Nirvana member Dave Grohl, 55, released But Here We Are , its first studio album since the death of drummer Taylor Hawkins in 2022.

Green Day (July 29–Sept. 28)

The punk trio takes on stadiums in its extensive “Saviors” tour , named after the new album that spawned “The American Dream Is Killing Me” and “Look Ma, No Brains!” Openers include Smashing Pumpkins and Rancid.

Pink (Aug. 10–Nov. 23)

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The rock belter’s “Summer Carnival” tour , which began last year, covers a wide range of material, from hits “So What,” “Get the Party Started” and “Who Knew” to the title track from her latest album, Trustfall, to such covers as Bob Dylan’s “Make You Feel My Love” and Janis Joplin’s signature tune “Me and Bobby McGee.”

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band (Aug. 15–Sept. 15)

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Many 2023 tour dates were postponed when the Boss called in sick with peptic ulcer disease and E Street members got COVID. Springsteen, 74, is back at work and promising a wider selection of songs than the fairly static set list played earlier in the tour .

Crowded House (Aug. 29–Sept. 28)

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At 31 songs, Taylor Swift's new album is way too long. Is the streaming era to blame?

Taylor Swift released "The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology" on Friday.
The surprise double album contains 31 new songs. Even as a fan, it's too much to process.
Swift is famously prolific, but it's also a symptom of the streaming era's more-is-more mentality.

Taylor Swift's album release days should be days of celebration. Instead, I woke up this morning with a vague sense of disquiet, somehow wishing I'd gotten fewer new songs from my most-streamed artist of all time.

At midnight on Friday, Swift unveiled her much-anticipated new album "The Tortured Poets Department" — a 16-track odyssey through her recent heartbreaks and wildest romantic whims , dense with personal revelations and intricate lyrics.

It's a lot to parse, more than any fan could hope for. But just as I was getting ready to sleep, Swift was only getting started.

At 2 a.m., she released an extended version of the album with 15 additional tracks, almost doubling its length.

Attentive fans had anticipated a late-night surprise of some kind, but hardly anyone had prepared for one of such magnitude. "In the past 3 hours she has released more songs than Lorde has in the past decade," one listener observed on X . That's not an exaggeration.

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I already felt it'd take multiple business days for me to process the meta implications of "Clara Bow," let alone two full hours of Swift's most verbose work to date. Instead of going to bed contented, I suddenly felt squirrely and overwhelmed. In a 31-song tracklist, none of them have the space to breathe.

Now, before you accuse me of aimless hating or call me ungrateful, allow me to enter my credentials into evidence: The first time I heard "Our Song," I was 12 years old and instantly hooked. According to Spotify, I've spent the equivalent of several days listening to " Folklore ." I went to The Eras Tour and cried.

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Taylor Swift has spent years warning us not to believe everything we hear about her. As the biggest star of pop music’s parasocial age, she argues that the facts of her existence are constantly warped by gossip and misinformation, which is one reason the Easter eggs and coded messages she’s long built into her work have helped create such a tight bond between her and her fans. Pay close enough attention, the thinking goes, and her art will always tell you the truth.

Except when it doesn’t.

Toward the end of her juicy new album, “ The Tortured Poets Department ,” Swift unloads a sparky electro-pop song called “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.” In the song she essentially admits that last summer, as she was crisscrossing the country on her record-breaking (and far from finished) Eras tour — a show centered on her constantly living her best life — the singer was actually falling apart inside.

“They said, ‘Babe, you gotta fake it till you make it,’ and I did,” she sings over a whooshing groove that feels like it’s slowly picking up speed, “Lights, camera — bitch, smile / Even when you wanna die.” These are the makings of a very sad song, but “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart” isn’t sad at all; it’s crisp, propulsive, almost ecstatic. The point isn’t that she suffered through this experience — it’s that she soldiered through it. “I’m so depressed I act like it’s my birthday every day,” she crows in her perkiest voice, explaining why in the next line: “I’m so obsessed with him but he avoids me like a plague.”

Swift’s 11th studio LP, released at midnight Eastern time, follows a busy period in the 34-year-old’s personal and professional spheres: Beyond launching the Eras tour, which itself followed 2022’s hugely successful “Midnights” album, Swift — deep breath here — broke up with Joe Alwyn, the English actor with whom she was in a romantic relationship for more than half a decade; had a reported dalliance with Matty Healy of the 1975 that ended amid an uproar over offensive comments he made about Ice Spice ; notched insane commercial numbers with re-recordings of two of her older albums; took the Eras production into movie theaters; and, oh, yeah, started dating Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs before his team won Super Bowl LVIII in February.

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Its sound pitched somewhere between the synth-soaked “ Midnights ” and 2020’s rootsy “ Folklore ,” “Tortured Poets” touches on all this, not least the split with Alwyn, whom she portrays in songs like “So Long, London” as a cold and disinterested partner. “I stopped trying to make him laugh / Stopped trying to drill the safe,” she sings. She also details the link-up with Kelce, whose NFL victory she evokes in “The Alchemy”: “Trying to be the greatest in the league / Where’s the trophy? / He just comes running over to me.”

Yet this isn’t the breakup album — or the new-love album — you might’ve expected. Swift doesn’t portray herself precisely as a victim as she did in old tunes such as “Dear John” or “All Too Well,” to name two of her masterpieces about unscrupulous men; nor is there anything dewy-eyed about “The Alchemy,” which likens falling for a new guy to a chemical imbalance. The LP turns out to be something of a heel turn; it’s got a proudly villainous energy as Swift embraces her messiest and most chaotic tendencies. This mind-set comes to light particularly in a handful of songs that appear to be about Healy, the edgelord rock star whom she alternately roasts as a selfish junkie in “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived” and describes as the only guy crazy enough to match her in the title track.

“But Daddy I Love Him” is the album’s finest cut: a garment-rending folk-rock melodrama in which Swift seems to excoriate her audience for its disapproval of her and Healy’s affair. “I’d rather burn my whole life down than listen to one more second of all this bitching and moaning,” she sings, going on to compare her pearl-clutching fans to “judgmental creeps” and “vipers dressed in empaths’ clothing.” In a time of stan culture run amok, it’s thrilling to hear a superstar address her followers this way — and wild to imagine the response among those she’s relied on to fork over untold sums for concert tickets and collectible vinyl editions of her records.

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In its cheerful bad vibes, “Tortured Poets” registers as a clean break from the therapized self-care pop heard lately from the likes of Ariana Grande and Kacey Musgraves . Swift isn’t seeking betterment in these songs about emotional trauma and its aftermath; if anything, she’s taking a perverse satisfaction in her unwillingness to learn someone else’s lessons. (In a funny twist, the A-list pop star she’s most closely aligned with right now is her frenemy Olivia Rodrigo , whose “Guts” maps a similar emotional terrain.)

We’ve encountered this Taylor before: More than anything she’s done since, “Tortured Poets” feels like the spiritual successor to 2017’s “Reputation,” which took a devious glee in dealing with the fallout of her feuds with various famous people. Indeed, many fans thought she intended to announce her “Taylor’s Version” remake of “Reputation” at February’s Grammy Awards, where she won album of the year for a record fourth time with “Midnights” ; wearing black and white à la “Reputation’s” cover, she instead revealed that she’d made “Tortured Poets,” whose artwork shares a color palette with the earlier LP.

As on “Reputation,” Swift delights in depicting herself as the bad guy, as in “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?,” where she insists, “I was gentle till the circus life made me mean.” And that happy participation in pop’s celebrity death match is a crucial distinction from recent work by Billie Eilish and Lorde, who seem perpetually on the lookout for an escape from the highly scrutinized lives they’ve created. “I cry a lot, but I am so productive,” Swift sings in “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart,” which ends with a flex — “Try and come for my job” — as chilling as it is hilarious.

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All this lore — it’s a lot. Yet “The Tortured Poets Department” also showcases Swift’s gifts as a songwriter, musician and producer. Her melodies are sticky and her arrangements grabby; working in the studio with Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner, she’s honed an electro-acoustic style that’s instantly identifiable (even if that’s sometimes because she recycles a melodic figure she’s used before). Post Malone’s scratchy croon adds a welcome wrinkle to the album’s opener, “Fortnight,” while Florence Welch of Florence + the Machine ups the theater-kid intensity of “Florida!!!”

As a singer, Swift explores the sultrier lower depths of her range in “Fresh Out the Slammer” and the Fleetwood Mac-ish “Guilty as Sin?”; as a lyricist, she leans into detail in a way she didn’t quite on “Midnights,” fondly recalling a conversation with maybe-Healy in the title track where the two of them “declared Charlie Puth should be a bigger artist” (!) and perfectly capturing the mid-30s position in “Florida!!!” with a line about how “my friends all smell like weed or little babies.”

“Tortured Poets” closes with the slow-and-low “Clara Bow,” titled after the early-cinema It girl, in which Swift thinks through the all ways that show business has been chewing up — or trying to chew up — beautiful young women for the last 100 years. It starts with Bow, then moves up to Stevie Nicks before landing on someone who looks in this light like … Taylor Swift, which is truly a name you haven’t heard pronounced until Taylor Swift herself says it.

“You’ve got edge she never did,” the song’s narrator tells the woman — one more provocation on an album full of them.

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How To Get Taylor Swift Tickets In 2024

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If you’ve finished your second—or fourth—rewatch of Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor's Version) on Disney+ and are ready to see the talented singer-songwriter live, we’ve compiled everything we know about how to get Taylor Swift tickets this year. Her Eras tour starts back up this May in Europe, then moves to the United States in October and finishes in Canada this November. Swift’s 15th studio album, The Tortured Poets Department , came out on April 19 (you can order it now ). That means it’s likely she’ll include songs from that record on her tour as well as hits from 2022’s Midnights .

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For many people, Ticketmaster might be the first stop for getting Taylor Swift tickets, since the artist links out to this platform from her official website . Unfortunately, many of the Eras tour shows are already sold out on Ticketmaster, including concert dates in the United States (Miami, New Orleans and Indianapolis). But don’t be discouraged—we’ve rounded up some other ways to get Eras tour tickets.

If you’re looking for tickets to one of her shows in Miami, New Orleans or Indianapolis, StubHub has tickets, but they’re pricey. Tickets start around $1,600 and go up to $8,300 for these locations. For the Canadian performances, StubHub tickets start at $965 U.S. dollars and go up to more than $10,000. Shows in Europe are more affordable, starting around $250.
For some of the European shows, StubHub may redirect you to StubHub International , where the currency is in British pounds, euros, Polish złoty or Swedish krona. You might want to check out a currency converter before purchasing tickets to see how much you’ll pay in American dollars.
SeatGeek has tickets available for Swift’s United States and Canada shows, with prices starting at $1,000.
Vivid Seats has similar pricing to SeatGeek, with tickets starting at $1,000 in the U.S. and Canada. For her European shows, prices begin a little under $400.
Swift’s three shows in Dublin, Ireland (taking place from June 28 to 30) aren’t available on Ticketmaster, StubHub or SeatGeek, but they are ready for purchase on TicketNetwork . Prices start around $350.
Taylor Swift’s website also links out to AEG Presents , which takes users to AXS for several of her European shows. Unfortunately, many tickets are sold out on that reseller platform.

When Do Taylor Swift Tickets Go On Sale?

Tickets are already on sale for the 2024 Eras tour dates in North America and Europe, and are selling out fast. If you want to see Taylor Swift live this year, your best bet is to buy as soon as you find a location, date and price that works for you.

How Much Are Taylor Swift Tickets?

Make no mistake: Taylor Swift tickets aren’t cheap. You may find some good deals depending on the venue and how close to the stage you are, but almost any Swift tickets going to set you back anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars.

Her European show prices are vastly different from her North American ones, starting around $250. In all cases, though, don’t forget that these list prices will also come with ticket reseller fees added to the final price.

Taylor Swift 2024 Tour Dates

Taylor Swift is playing at multiple venues across Europe, the United States and Canada through the end of the year. She is typically performing at each location anywhere from two to five nights before moving onto the next stop. There’s one notable exception: She’s appearing for just a single show in Cardiff, United Kingdom.

May 9 (with Paramore) : Paris, France at Paris La Défense Arena
May 10 (with Paramore) : Paris, France at Paris La Défense Arena
May 11 (with Paramore) : Paris, France at Paris La Défense Arena
May 12 (with Paramore) : Paris, France at Paris La Défense Arena
May 17 (with Paramore) : Stockholm, Sweden at Friends Arena
May 18 (with Paramore) : Stockholm, Sweden at Friends Arena
May 19 (with Paramore) : Stockholm, Sweden at Friends Arena
May 24 (with Paramore) : Lisbon, Portugal at Estádio da Luz
May 25 (with Paramore) : Lisbon, Portugal at Estádio da Luz
May 29 (with Paramore) : Madrid, Spain at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
May 30 (with Paramore) : Madrid, Spain at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
June 2 (with Paramore) : Lyon, France at Groupama Stadium
June 3 (with Paramore) : Lyon, France at Groupama Stadium
June 7 (with Paramore) : Edinburgh, United Kingdom at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium
June 8 (with Paramore) : Edinburgh, United Kingdom at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium
June 9 (with Paramore) : Edinburgh, United Kingdom at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium
June 13 (with Paramore) : Liverpool, United Kingdom at Anfield Stadium
June 14 (with Paramore) : Liverpool, United Kingdom at Anfield Stadium
June 15 (with Paramore) : Liverpool, United Kingdom at Anfield Stadium
June 18 (with Paramore) : Cardiff, United Kingdom at Principality Stadium
June 21 (with Paramore) : London, United Kingdom at Wembley Stadium
June 22 (with Paramore) : London, United Kingdom at Wembley Stadium
June 23 (with Paramore) : London, United Kingdom at Wembley Stadium
June 28 (with Paramore) : Dublin, Ireland at Aviva Stadium
June 29 (with Paramore) : Dublin, Ireland at Aviva Stadium
June 30 (with Paramore) : Dublin, Ireland at Aviva Stadium
July 4 (with Paramore) : Amsterdam, Netherlands at Johan Cruijff Arena
July 5 (with Paramore) : Amsterdam, Netherlands at Johan Cruijff Arena
July 6 (with Paramore) : Amsterdam, Netherlands at Johan Cruijff Arena
July 9 (with Paramore) : Zürich, Switzerland at Stadion Letzigrund
July 10 (with Paramore) : Zürich, Switzerland at Stadion Letzigrund
July 13 (with Paramore) : Milan, Italy at San Siro Stadium
July 14 (with Paramore) : Milan, Italy at San Siro Stadium
July 17 (with Paramore) : Gelsenkirchen, Germany at VELTINS-Arena
July 18 (with Paramore) : Gelsenkirchen, Germany at VELTINS-Arena
July 19 (with Paramore) : Gelsenkirchen, Germany at VELTINS-Arena
July 23 (with Paramore) : Hamburg, Germany at Volksparkstadion
July 24 (with Paramore) : Hamburg, Germany at Volksparkstadion
July 27 (with Paramore) : Munich, Germany at Olympiastadion
July 28 (with Paramore) : Munich, Germany at Olympiastadion
August 1 (with Paramore) : Warsaw, Poland at PGE Narodowy
August 2 (with Paramore) : Warsaw, Poland at PGE Narodowy
August 3 (with Paramore) : Warsaw, Poland at PGE Narodowy
August 8 (with Paramore) : Vienna, Austria at Ernst-Happel-Stadion
August 9 (with Paramore) : Vienna, Austria at Ernst-Happel-Stadion
August 10 (with Paramore) : Vienna, Austria at Ernst-Happel-Stadion
August 15 (with Paramore) : London, United Kingdom at Wembley Stadium
August 16 (with Paramore) : London, United Kingdom at Wembley Stadium
August 17 (with Paramore) : London, United Kingdom at Wembley Stadium
August 19 (with Paramore) : London, United Kingdom at Wembley Stadium
August 20 (with Paramore) : London, United Kingdom at Wembley Stadium
October 18 (with Gracie Abrams) : Miami, Florida at Hard Rock Stadium
October 19 (with Gracie Abrams) : Miami, Florida at Hard Rock Stadium
October 20 (with Gracie Abrams) : Miami, Florida at Hard Rock Stadium
October 25 (with Gracie Abrams) : New Orleans, Louisiana at Caesars Superdome
October 26 (with Gracie Abrams) : New Orleans, Louisiana at Caesars Superdome
October 27 (with Gracie Abrams) : New Orleans, Louisiana at Caesars Superdome
November 1 (with Gracie Abrams) : Indianapolis, Indiana at Lucas Oil Stadium
November 2 (with Gracie Abrams) : Indianapolis, Indiana at Lucas Oil Stadium
November 3 (with Gracie Abrams) : Indianapolis, Indiana at Lucas Oil Stadium
November 14 (with Gracie Abrams) : Toronto, Ontario at Rogers Centre
November 15 (with Gracie Abrams) : Toronto, Ontario at Rogers Centre
November 16 (with Gracie Abrams) : Toronto, Ontario at Rogers Centre
November 21 (with Gracie Abrams) : Toronto, Ontario at Rogers Centre
November 22 (with Gracie Abrams) : Toronto, Ontario at Rogers Centre
November 23 (with Gracie Abrams) : Toronto, Ontario at Rogers Centre
December 6 (with Gracie Abrams) : Vancouver, British Columbia at BC Place
December 7 (with Gracie Abrams) : Vancouver, British Columbia at BC Place
December 8 (with Gracie Abrams) : Vancouver, British Columbia at BC Place

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Tour de Romandie 2024 route

T he Tour de Romandie returns for six days of racing across the high alpine mountains of Switzerland from April 23-28, 2024. The WorldTour event serves as a proving ground for teams headed to the first Grand Tour of the season, the Giro d’Italia.

A total of 657.1km kilometres of racing includes 17.7km of time trialing, starting with a 2.28km prologue and then a 15.5km mid-race race against the clock. Romandie packs in 10,989 metres of elevation gain across the two time trials and four road days, including two mountaintop finishes on stages 2 and 4.

The week begins with a flat race against the clock with a 2.28km Prologue in Payerne, which sits to the east of Neuchâtel Lake in Switzerland. It is a sprint as compared to the 6.8km opening day last year. The opening section begins on Rue du Stade. The middle section of the course runs along Qui de la Broye along the Broye river and will have to make two quick 90-degree turns in a narrow, small section of Grand Rue to head to the final 1.2km with a city centre loop and then the finale back on Grand Rue for the finish.

The second day of racing is stage 1 and begins with a short circuit in Château d’Oex and sets off for a total of 165.7km. Across the first 73km is one categorised climb at Sorens, that averages 7.3% with a section at 15%. From there, riders begin finish circuits of 40.3km each around Fribourg, which is fresh territory for this host venue, which last hosted a time trial in 2021. The circuit has category 3 climbs at Arconciel (2.2 kilometres at 5.9%) and Lorette (1.1 kilometres at 10.4%), each done twice before the final loop. From the top of the climb of Lorette, which has a section reaching 20% gradient, riders will be able to see the town below. Across the final 35km, a third trip up Arconciel then leads to the final 10km for the finish in Fribourg on Boulevard Pérolles.

Stage 2 begins where the previous day ended in Fribourg with 171km on tap in a southerly direction to Salvan-Les Marécottes. The first half of the route is rolling and then it is all about just two climbs - Les Mosses (13.4km at 4.1%) with 56km to go and a summit finish to the ski station to Les Marécottes (7.8km at 7.3%). After descending Les Mosses, the riders can shake out the legs along the Rhône river to make the approach to the final climb, with pitches that reach 16%, and the first summit finish of the week.

For a second consecutive year, the ITT is slotted in the middle of the week, this one 3km shorter than 2023. The stage 3 time trial is 15.5km rolling route that makes a counter-clockwise loop on the east side of Oron. The start is on Route de la Condémine with a steady incline to the intermediate time check after passing through the town of La Rogivue with 8km to go. The course has just a pair of tight corners headed back to Oron, with a final sharp corner with 500 metres to go on Route de Palézieux to stop the clock.

Saturday is the queen stage, stage 4 , with 3,536 metres of elevation gain across 151.7km. There are five categorised climbs in all, the final one being a mountaintop finish at Leysin. The first ascent begins after the opening 35km, a long 8.9km climb across Ovrtoninaz, with an average gradient of 9.7%. Once cresting the top, the route leads back through Saillon and then follows the Rhône river north towards Martigny. The flat stretch of a little over 20km then hits a short, sharp hill at La Rasse (2km at 8.6%).

After passing through Massongex, Les Rives (9.8km at 5.7%) and Les Giettes (4km at 8.5%) are back-to-back climbs leaving 45km to the finish. The route goes back through Massongex and soon hit a section with a small 1.1km climb with a 9.5% gradient. But the final 14km averages 6% and form a wall to the finish in Leysin, which last hosted the Tour de Romandie in 2017.

Stage 5 is set in the Geneva metropolitan area with a rolling route of 150.8km that begins and ends in Vernier. From the start, the main route is a 35km circuit completed four times, with one climb in the middle. A third-category climb, Dardagny is 1.5km long and averages 4.4%. On the final lap, the peloton then heads back into Vernier, racing the 10km section of road that was used for a neutral start.

Map of 2024 Tour de Romandie, with 657 total kilometres over six days

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The following year, Lorde curated the soundtrack for the 2014 film The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 and recorded several tracks, including the single "Yellow Flicker Beat". Her second studio album Melodrama (2017) received widespread critical acclaim and debuted atop the US Billboard 200. Her third album, Solar Power, was released in 2021.
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Lorde's most recent album, Solar Power, arrived in 2021. It followed her acclaimed sophomore release, Melodrama, which was released four years prior. The six years between her first and second ...
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Lorde Teases New Music For 2024. by Music-News.com on December 20, 2023. in News. Lorde has explained when fans can expect her new music. Lorde returned to Instagram for the first time since ...
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The web page lists all the past and upcoming concerts of Lorde from 2022 to 2023, but none for 2024 or 2025. It also provides links to buy tickets for the shows and some festival appearances.
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The Commodores and The Pointer Sisters Announce Co-Headlining Tour April 16, 2024; ... Lorde is also well aware that fans found the four year wait between albums two and three to be far too long ...
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Lorde Tour 2024. April 4, 2024 -. The Lorde tickets are available. Now everybody has the chance to see their favorite band perform live. Here you can purchase the tickets for all your favorite shows. On our website you will find exclusive ticket offers. This year has been incredible for Lorde and their latest tour is the proof of that.
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Taylor Swift is the antihero of 'The Tortured Poets Department'
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