Chappell Roan Finally a new song of fans with the release of “subway” – but they don’t have to get their hopes for his second album.
“The second project is not yet,” Roan, 27, told Vogue In an interview published Monday, August 4. “No album. No collection of songs.”
When he was released his single “give” Last year, fans quickly noticed that lyric video includes a Faux DVD menu scrolling the tracks called “and” read, “
“I needed five years to write down first, and maybe take at least five to write down the next,” he meant, referring to his debut album, 2023’s The rise and fall of a midwest princess. “I’m not that kind of writer who can risk it.”
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The grammar winner keeps saying that the test of hurrying himself not working – nor do it quality music.
“I think I don’t make good music whenever I can force myself to do anything,” he said. “I see some comments sometimes, like, ‘he is everywhere unless damn studio.’ Although I’m in the studio 12 hours a day, every day, that doesn’t mean you get an album faster. “
while The rise and fall of a midwest princess Debated on September 2023, not up to 2024 he became a household name, thanks to part of the coachella viral performance and the Saturday Night Live. Since he has released three additional singles – “The Giver,” “The Subway” and “good luck, babe!” – But no details shared when his Sophomore album will fall.
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In the last month, he announced a “pop-up” title title Visions of virgins and other dangerous thingswith eight dates scheduled for New York City, California and his state at Missouri house.
“I’m soooo eagerly to inform my pop-up shows in New York, Kansas City, and Los Angeles this opportunity + wants to have a chance to write to the next album.”
All tickets are available through a lottery system, which means fans selected by random draw will be allowed to buy tickets.
“Because we came in three cities, I wanted to make sure that 1. We maintain ticket prices as possible and 2. We meant them in mirrors,” he explained. “If you are not selected to buy tickets, you will receive an email with Wasaylist details starting Aug. 7.”
