weekend He is ending his musical collaborations with everyone except one artist he has high hopes from. The Grammy-winning singer announced the decision on stage during the tour on Tuesday after hours until dawn in Warsaw, Poland.
“The next song I am going to present is an unreleased record. “I haven’t given up yet,” Abel Tesfaye told the crowd in a video shared on his social media account on Friday.
“is called my one more“, he revealed, “But I just want to say that this will be the last thing in my career, so I want to present it to you tonight.”
The Weeknd, 33, previously collaborated with Daft Punk on two songs. photo file clarin
In the concert clip, the intro beat of the upcoming song is shown as it fades out before The Weeknd starts singing. The song features electronic beats similar to her recent albums, after hours And Dawn FM,
He captioned the video, “Last feature… until the fools get back together.”
A representative for the Canadian singer confirmed Entertainment Weekly by email that he “won’t be doing any more features (unless he has to) for his music career”. Daft Punk Regroup!),” adding that other artist and release date data featured in the song are yet to be revealed.
The Daft Punk at the Coachella Music Festival in Indio, California. They separated in 2021.
The Weeknd, 33, previously collaborated with Daft Punk, who announced their split in February 2021, on two songs, I feel like that And starboyfrom his album starboy2016.
Tesfaye has recently collaborated with various artists for the soundtrack to his HBO series statueCo-stars on the theme include Lily Rose Depp, Lil Baby, Future, Susanna Sun, Jennie Ramsey and Playboi Carti and Madonna. popular, giving Madonna her first Billboard Hot 100 hit in eight years. He also collaborated with Bad Bunny and Travis Scott on the song Catchy kpop for Scott’s new album, utopia,
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Separately, in an Instagram post, Live Nation UK announced that the Toronto-born star broke the record for Wembley Stadium by selling out 87,000 tickets for his concert in London 18 August.
A moment from the artist’s concert, from his “After Hours Till Dawn Tour”. photo ef
The publication cited the sold-out shows of his tour, saying “The Weeknd broke Wembley Stadium’s record sales, selling 87,000 tickets with his traditional concert set up with a stage at one end of the stadium.” after hours until dawn,
As the publication points out, this comes after the London stadium broke attendance records in July, with 160,000 people attending two concerts at the venue.
Michael Jackson at a show of his “HISTORY World Tour” in Vienna in July 1997. photo reuters
These are not the only records he has broken. As Hot New Hip Hop reported, the tour, which debuted last year, has grossed over $350 million to date. This makes The Weeknd’s tour the highest-grossing tour ever by a black artist. surpassing the previous record holder Michael Jackson (whose tour History 1996–97 grossed $175 million, or $311 million if adjusted for inflation).
After completing the European leg of his tour, The Weeknd will head to Latin America. In Argentina it will be presented at River Plate Stadium on 18 and 19 October, Then in November he will head on a tour of Australia and New Zealand for shows in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland.
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