The countdown has begun for the release of Hurry Up Tomorrow, the highly anticipated new album from The Weeknd. Set to drop on January 24th, Abel Tesfaye will close the trilogy that began with After Hours and continued with Dawn FM. Get ready for another deep sonic journey, exploring new musical and personal territories.
The Weeknd’s journey continues with even more force and impact, this time with the release of Hurry Up Tomorrow, due out on January 24th. The album marks the closing of his trilogy, which began with After Hours (2020) and followed by Dawn FM (2022). With what promises to be a continuation of his exploration of the complexities of the human soul, this new work comes with immense expectations and a great promise of artistic transformation.
Over the past months, Abel Tesfaye has shown that he’s ready for another chapter filled with surprises. Following his collaboration with Anitta on the hit São Paulo and a colossal performance in the Brazilian city, The Weeknd has kept busy, dropping singles like Dancing in the Flames and his collaboration with Playboi Carti on Timeless. With each release, he reinforces his versatility, setting the stage for the release of Hurry Up Tomorrow, which fans are eagerly awaiting.
In a show that will surely be epic, he will kick off this new era in grand style with a concert at the historic Rose Bowl in Pasadena, set for January 25th. This won’t just be another album launch show; with its stunning visual production and immersive experience, the event promises to be a true celebration of a career full of milestones and reinventions.
And as if that weren’t enough to keep the spotlight on Abel, he continues to break records. With 22 songs surpassing the one-billion-streams mark on Spotify, The Weeknd has cemented his place as one of the most-streamed artists in the platform’s history. This achievement only reinforces his status as a global icon.
With Hurry Up Tomorrow, he promises not just to close an important phase of his career, but to unveil a new layer of his art, connecting the past, present, and future of music in a unique way.
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