Hurry Up Tomorrow follows The Weeknd’s critically acclaimed Dawn FM, which dropped in January 2022. That album was a bold departure from his earlier, darker R&B albums like Trilogy and Kiss Land ...

Earlier this month (May 8), The Weeknd revealed he would be working on his final album under his stage name in this month's W Magazine cover story, hinting he was thinking of releasing music under ...

In a new cover story interview with 'Variety,' The Weeknd opened up about having a "mental breakdown" and how it contributed to his forthcoming album 'Hurry Up Tomorrow.' ...

The Weeknd might be over, ... "I felt like I had nothing to say," he told Complex for a cover story in 2013 when asked why he avoided interviews. "I still feel I have nothing to say.

The Weeknd, 34, opened up about the next chapter of his life in a cover story for Variety published on Friday, January 10. “It’s a headspace I’ve gotta get into that I just don’t have any ...

Vanity Fair made The Weeknd their cover star for the magazine's June issue, RadarOnline.com has learned, taking a swipe at rival publication Rolling Stone after a report on his upcoming HBO show, ...

The Weeknd shares his plans to retire his storied stage name following the release of the album he's ... The W Magazine interview appeared as part of a cover story that also featured commentary ...

Abel Tesfaye has been using his Weeknd moniker since his House of Balloons days, but now says that may change The Weeknd may eventually be no more. In a new cover story for W Magazine to promote ...

Is Hurry Up Tomorrow The Weeknd’s Final Album?. Back in 2023, The Weeknd — real name Abel Tesfaye — told W Magazine that he was “getting ready to close The Weeknd chapter,” adding, “I ...

The Weeknd unveiled the striking album cover for Hurry Up Tomorrow, the final part of a trilogy that began with 2020’s After Hours and 2022’s Dawn FM, over the weekend.

“I’m going through a cathartic path right now. It’s getting to a place and a time where I’m getting ready to close the Weeknd chapter,” the singer told W Magazine in a new cover story ...

Like everyone from Frank Sinatra to Frank Ocean, The Weeknd dislikes interviews. "I felt like I had nothing to say," he told Complex for a cover story in 2013 when asked why he avoided interviews ...