Fans who can’t wait to see the star in glittering action have a chance to snag tickets now, if they pre-order the new album by 31 October. The general sale for the tour will open just a few days later, on the 3 November.

Venus has already become a promising record. The album, which will be released by Larsson’s own label Sommer House and Black Butter/Sony, includes hits such as the lead single “Can’t Tame Her” and “On My Love”. The first single from the new album has become an international success – charting in multiple countries, including number one in Bulgaria and number 25 on the UK Singles Chart. The track, which has over 100 million streams on Spotify, was also certified Silver in the UK for selling over 200 thousand copies and hit Platinum in the star’s home country.

Watch “Can’t Tame Her.”

“On My Love”, which features global hit-maker David Guetta, has also been a commercial success. The song, which is a Dance-pop style track, peaked at number 38 on the UK Singles Chart and at number 23 on the UK Dance Chart.

The “Lush Life” singer excited fans with the news of the new album and tour, which will kick-start for her UK supporters in Manchester on 16 February. Larsson took to X to share the announcement: “VENUS, FEBRUARY 9TH, 2024 https://zaralarssonofficial.com” 

VENUS, FEBRUARY 9TH, 2024 https://t.co/BhPJ380Oze pic.twitter.com/Bact7duWvo

— Zara Larsson (@zaralarsson) October 26, 2023

One person commented: “ZARAAA ARE YOU GOING TO TRANSPORT ME TO VENUS?? CAUSE I WANT THAT”, whilst another person wrote: “IM SO EXCITED OMG OMG OMG THANK YOU.” 

Watch “On My Love.” 

The new LP will follow up from Larsson’s third studio album titled Poster Girl. The 2021 record was a great success for the popstar who burst onto the scene a few years ago with the anthem “Lush Life”. Poster Girl was described by Emma Swann from DIY as “pure pop escapism.” Nick Levine from NME said: “The singer’s third album, veering from elegant electro-pop to grittier R&B, was well worth the wait. When she sings “this girl’s having fun”, you believe her” and gave the record 4 out of 5 stars.  

Tour dates  

16/02/24 – Manchester Academy – Manchester 
17/02 -O2 Academy – Glasgow 
18/02- O2 Academy – Birmingham 
21/02 -Roundhouse – London  

The “Lush Life” hitmaker has finally come back to save us from the pop drought again. This time, the Swedish pop star has shared “Love Me Land,” the first solo material in 2020 since a string of underrated stand-alone singles starting with 2018’s “Ruin My Life” and 2019’s “Wow,” “Don’t Worry Bout Me,” and “All the Time.”

Despite how upsetting Larsson’s previous bangers failed to break the charts, she never stops giving us a perfect bop to dance to. With “Love Me Land,” the 22-year-old introduced us to the “land” of self-love in which she discovers strength and resilience after undergoing through a toxic relationship. “Never thought I would love again / Here I am in Love Me Land,” sings Larsson.

The track is co-written by pop hitmakers Julia Michaels and Justin Tranter, who are behind gigantic chart-topping tunes by Britney Spears and Selena Gomez. Apart from catchy and sassy lyrics, “Love Me Land” also delivers a club-oriented number infused with an orchestral string.

Accompanying with the arrival of the latest track, a music video is also premiered today. The clip is shot during Larsson’s quarantine in Sweden, which sees the songstress doing a complex and gorgeous choreography. She told Teen Vogue that the process of making the visual for this song was a different experience, as she had to contact with the director who was in Finland at the time.

“I think it’s great that we’re seeing new ways of doing recordings like this. The whole thought of the video was for me to be alone cause it represents what’s in my mind and my feelings so that also worked well during the current situation. Of course we made sure to not be too many people at the venue and during the filming so it was all very COVID safe actually. However, I absolutely loved getting to dance my ass off in this video.”

Back in May, Larsson teased the release of the new record on Twitter. She tweeted that she was on the set for the album cover shoot while shooting videos for two new singles. Now that “Love Me Land” is already dropped, fans can expect the new album from her very soon!

Well In other news I’m on set for my album cover shoot. She’s coming

— Zara Larsson (@zaralarsson) May 18, 2020

The following year he released his second single ‘Firestone’, which was an immediate success. The song was streamed 700 million times on YouTube and 715 million times on Spotify, as of 2 January 2020

— Kygo (@KygoMusic) March 23, 2020

Since then, the first song released was “Like it is” on and it was a collaboration with Tyga and Zara Larsson. The song was announced to be a Song of the Day in the official Shazam Twitter account.

#LikeItIs by @KygoMusic, @zaralarsson & @Tyga is our Song of the Day. Listen now on @AppleMusic: https://t.co/vxzLJOxNGb pic.twitter.com/5J4X9gnYmb

— Shazam (@Shazam) March 31, 2020

The following Friday, the next song of the album “I’ll Wait” was released. Four days after, the song has already been streamed five million times.

Kygo has a variety of collaborations with many different pop artists like Tom Odell, for the song “Fiction“, Angus & Julia Stone for the song “For What it’s Worth” and many more. All of these can be heard in his 2016 studio album “Cloud Nine“.

On April 17 the third song of the album was released and it featured English singer and songwriter, Zak Abel.

The song begins with the story of the journey both artist planned for shooting the song video on the Maldives. Since they both were in lockdown, this plan did not succeed.

However, a video for the song has been shot. It comprises short clips of the everyday life of the musicians. It also indicates that Kygo is working on new music.

The song ends with the quote “I guess the lesson is to try and make the best out of a difficult situation. Stay home. Stay safe.”

Charli began the week with a vocal coaching session with Swedish singer-songwriter Tove Lo and today (March 31) she will be joined by Los Angeles based multimedia artist Lucas David for a life drawing class.

On Wednesday (April 1) she will do some yoga with Ashnikko for yoga practice before Rina Sawayama steps up on Thursday (April 2) to take part in the psychopath test alongside her.

On Friday (April 3) Orville Peck will give Charli a glimpse into her future with a horoscope reading, and Zara Larsson will join in the fun with a make-up tutorial on Saturday (April 4). The full schedule, with dates and times, can be seen below.

This all comes as Charli revealed that the coronavirus interrupted plans she had for a “special” show revolving around her debut album ‘True Romance’. In an Instagram post, posted on March 30, Charli wrote: “A while ago i asked u guys to send me some of ur fav images of baby me from the true romance era. At the time I was in the midst of planning a one of special true romance show…”

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a while ago i asked u guys to send me some of ur fav images of baby me from the true romance era. at the time i was in the midst of planning a one of special true romance show…. obviously, i had to put a pause on all the conversations surrounding the performance hopefully once the world goes back to some kinda normality i’ll be able to re plan it but for now #stayhome and enjoy these throwbacks

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She added, “Obviously, I had to put a pause on all the conversations surrounding the performance. hopefully once the world goes back to some kinda normality i’ll be able to re plan it but for now #stayhome and enjoy these throwbacks.”

Charli XCX Livestream Schedule:

Monday 30th March – 8pm UK // 12pm PST
Vocal Coaching w/ Tove Lo

Tuesday 31st April – Time TBC
Life Drawing w/ Lucas David

Wednesday 1st April – Time TBC
Yoga w/ Ashnikko

Thursday 2nd April – 8pm UK // 12pm PST
Psychopath Test w/ Rina Sawayama

Friday 3rd April – 8pm UK // 12pm PST
Horoscope Reading w/ Orville Peck

Saturday 4th April – 8pm UK // 12pm PST
Make Up Tutorial w/ Zara Larsson

Robyn hasn’t released any new music for bordering on eight years, with her last album coming in the form of 2010’s Body Talk, and fans have been anxious to hear news from her on any new music for quite some time. Since then she has made a few guest appearances, such as on Todd Rundgren’s track ‘That Could Have Been Me’, but the clamour has been for her to release a solo, full length LP.

In a Twitter exchange (seen below), a fan put the question to Robyn about new music, and to the surprise of many, she responded. When asked who is responsible for determining the record’s release date, she replied “I do. Some time this year honey”.

I do. Some time this year honey

— Robyn (@robynkonichiwa) February 7, 2018

Whilst there has been a lack of music in recent times, Robyn has been far from quiet, and last year, she joined her compatriots Zara Larsson, First Aid Kit, and Tove Lo, in signing a letter decrying sexual abuse in Sweden’s music industry.

Th letter was published in Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter last week, and reads: “We demand zero tolerance for sexual exploitation or violence. Sexual assault or violence will have consequences in terms of terminations of contracts. We will put shame back where it belongs—with the perpetrators and the people protecting them.”

In 2017, Metronomy frontman Joe Mount revealed that he was a potential collaborator on Robyn’s new album, telling NME “I’ve been working with people on my own stuff, some new stuff, and I’m off to see Robyn in March to try and do some stuff with her.

“I’ve just been a bit of family man recently…but every time I do something with Robyn I get very excited, so hopefully I’ll be heavily involved in her next record but we’ll see.