The Weeknd unveils forthcoming album title, Hurry Up Tomorrow
The Weeknd has announced Hurry Up Tomorrow as the the culmination of his trilogy of studio albums.
The forthcoming release is to follow Dawn FM (2022) and After Hours (2020). He originally teased his sixth studio album back in January.
Alongside launching his album campaign, this Saturday evening, The Weeknd, with over 35 million YouTube subscribers, will return to the platform for a one-night-only livestream concert experience from the sold-out Estádio Morumbi in São Paulo, Brazil. The Weeknd will donate 10% of net proceeds from all merchandise sales at the event and online to the Brazilian Soul Fund of BrazilFoundation, supporting communities affected by natural disasters and economic hardships in southern Brazil.
After his memorable debut at the iconic annual event two years ago, The Weeknd returns to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood from 5 September to 3 November with a brand-new immersive experience called The Weeknd: Nightmare Trilogy that promises fans "an authentic, one-of-a-kind horror experience with surprises at every turn."
The Weeknd is yet to reveal the release date of his forthcoming album.
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