Halsey: Last News

Halsey has shared official footage of the live debut of her new single ‘Safeword’. Check it out below.The single marked Halsey’s first material since their fifth and latest studio album ‘The Great Impersonator’, which was released last October.

Halsey has shared a brand-new single called ‘Safeword’ – you can listen to it below, and see its NSFW video.The track marks the first material from the singer-songwriter since her fifth and latest studio album ‘The Great Impersonator’, which was released last October. She had teased the tune earlier this week.Boasting gritty electric guitar and a pummelling drumbeat, the raucous, punk-rock-influenced song finds Halsey exploring her dominatrix fantasies.The official ‘Safeword’ music video, directed by Lana Jay Lackey, begins with the leather-clad star putting her foot on the throat of a man who is wearing a submission mask.

Halsey embarked on a brief three-concert tour to promote the release of her fifth studio album “The Great Impersonator”Now, she’s giving the well-received record a proper introduction to the country.Starting in May, the 30-year-old New Jersey native will launch her ‘For My Last Trick: The Tour’ along with special guests Evanescence, Magdalena Bay, Royel Otis, Alvvays, Sir Chloe and more on select dates.Along the way, the “Closer” singer will make stops at Long Island’s Jones Beach Theater on Sunday, June 1, Holmdel, NJ’s PNC Bank Arts Center on Friday, June 6 and Camden, NJ’s Freedom Mortgage Pavilion on Saturday, June 7.“‘The Great Impersonator’ is Halsey’s most honest album,” NME raved in a five-star review. “That is if you choose to believe her.”Prior to the nationwide run, she’ll headline at Austin, TX’s Sips and Sounds Festival on Friday, March 7.

Halsey has announced details of a new North American tour, featuring support from Evanescence, Alvvays and more.The singer-songwriter will kick off the new run of live shows – dubbed the ‘For My Last Trick Tour’ – later this spring, hitting 32 cities across the US and Canada.Dates come in celebration of the release of Halsey’s latest album ‘The Great Impersonator’, which included the single ‘Lonely Is The Muse’. Both the album and the track made their way onto NME‘s 50 best albums of 2024 and 50 best songs of 2024 respectively.For the new shows, Halsey will kick off the tour with an opening night at the Toyota Pavilion at Concord on May 10, before continuing with further stops in Phoenix, Los Angeles, Dallas, Nashville, Tampa, Charlotte and more throughout the remainder of the month.Dates for June include shows in Toronto, Chicago, St.

Noah Kahan and Charli XCX have backed Chappell Roan and matched her $25k donation to struggling artists after an op-ed controversy.Last Sunday (February 2), the former NME Cover star won her first Grammy at this year’s ceremony. While collecting the award for Best New Artist, she called out the music industry and “demanded that labels in the industry profiting millions of dollars off of artists would offer a liveable wage and health care, especially developing artists.”Jeffrey Rabhan – a longtime music executive and former Chair of NYU’s Clive Davis Institute – responded to her words in The Hollywood Reporter, calling her Grammys speech “misguided” and “uninformed” in a guest column.Shortly afterwards, Halsey defended Roan against the “personal attack” in the op-ed, taking to her Instagram stories to write that it was “boot licking behaviour”.

Halsey has slammed an op-ed that has criticised Chappell Roan‘s recent Grammys speech in which she demanded that record labels take better care of their artists.After winning Best New Artist at the Grammys earlier this week, Chappell Roan took aim at record labels by talking about her past experience as a struggling artist.She began: “I told myself that if I ever won a Grammy and got to stand up here before the most powerful people in music, I would demand that labels in the industry profiting millions of dollars off of artists would offer a liveable wage and health care, especially developing artists.”Her speech had already drawn applause by then, with artists like Taylor Swift giving her a standing ovation. “Record labels need to treat their artists as valuable employees with a livable wage and health insurance and protection.” She ended her speech by saying: “Labels, we got you.

Sips and Sounds Festival returns to Austin’s Auditorium Shores for the third time and they’ve assembled a doozy of a lineup.Big names set to grace the stages at this year’s multi-day extravaganza include pop icon Halsey, powerhouse vocalist Benson Boone, R&B songster Khalid, innovative trio AJR and singer-songwriter Chelsea Cutler who will be joined by her oft-collaborator Jeremy Zucker.They’ll be joined by Suki Waterhouse, Gus Dapperton, Nessa Barrett, Ashe and Blusher.In total, 17 artists will perform at this year’s Sips and Sounds Festival.That’s not all, though. Interactive activations, local food vendors and a variety of beverages — which explains the sips — are also going to be on hand to bolster the festival experience.If you want to be there, single and multi-day Sips and Sounds passes are available.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on multi-day passes was $149 before fees on Vivid Seats.Single-day passes start at $82 before fees.For more information, our team has everything you need to know and more about the 2025 Sips and Sounds Festival below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete breakdown of all the best prices on single and multi-day Sips and Sounds passes can be found here:(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and, if it isn’t noted, will include additional fees at checkout.)Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

Halsey has revealed that she used to book hardcore and metal gigs as a teen before becoming famous herself – find out more below.In a newly surfaced TikTok video filmed during a meet-and-greet in early 2024 to promote her About-Face beauty brand, a fan asked Halsey about her past taste in music, namely the hardcore genre.Halsey replied “I super fuck with hardcore,” before going on to explain that she used to book gigs at 16-years-old in New Jersey: “I used to promote hardcore shows in Jersey before I started making music. I did a lot of hardcore, but also like, some of the more commercial hardcore.”She continued: “The biggest show I ever booked – I was 16 – August Burns Red and The Devil Wears Prada.

Halsey is set to make their screenwriting debut with dark comedy TV series Bloodlust for Amazon Prime Video.Halsey revealed the news yesterday (December 10) via Variety, adding in a social media post: “very excited to embark on this journey with some of the best people that I know. more to say later.

Nicki Minaj and Halsey have contributed to a new version of Juice WRLD’s 2018 hit ‘All Girls Are The Same’ – check it out below.The song was the late rapper’s breakthrough single, produced by Nick Mira and included on his debut album, ‘Goodbye & Good Riddance’.Juice WRLD passed away from an accidental drug overdose at the age of 21 in December 2019, and now his posthumous album ‘The Party Never Ends’ is being prepared for release on November 29, with the new version of ‘All Girls Are The Same’ set to be included.Minaj contributes a verse to the track, now titled ‘AGATS2 (Insecure)’, and described it on Instagram as “a brand new song”. Halsey also lends new backing vocals to Juice’s track, and you can listen here:The single follows on from ‘Lace It’ last December, which featured contributions from Eminem and producer Benny Blanco.In other Minaj news, she has confirmed that the final deluxe version of her 2023 album ‘Pink Friday 2’, titled ‘Pink Friday 2 – The Hiatus’ will be out on December 13, roughly a year after the original’s release.It will be the fourth version of the album to see an official release, while she has also teased the existence of a ‘Pink Friday 3’ as well.In a four-star review of ‘Pink Friday 2’, NME wrote: “‘Pink Friday 2’ feels like a consolidation and refinement of everything Minaj can do – including dropping pop culture references that no other artist would think of.

Halsey has opened up about how she felt “too scared” to sing about her father in music until now.The singer-songwriter, who uses she/they pronouns, opened up about the personal topic during a new interview on the Call Her Daddy podcast, following the release of their latest album ‘The Great Impersonator’.The record – which marked Halsey’s fifth studio album – arrived on October 25 and included a track titled ‘Hurt Feelings’, which explored her “pretty complicated” relationship with father, Chris Frangipane.“I’ve written a song about my dad on every single album and every single time, just when we get to the time when we’re deciding the track list, I cut the songs. I’m like, ‘I can’t do it.

Halsey treated her fans in Los Angeles to a ‘90s alt-rock version of ‘Colors’ on Halloween on Thursday – check out footage below.The singer was playing a show for Amazon Music Live, and her 13-track set took the crowd on a journey through the decades, with portions of the show dedicated to the ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s and ‘00s.For the ‘90s section, Halsey played ‘Ego’ from her new album ‘The Great Impersonator’, ‘You Should Be Sad’ from 2020’s ‘Manic’, 2021’s ‘Nightmare (Reprise)’, and a brand-new version of ‘Colors’, from her debut album ‘Badlands’ in 2016.Watch footage of the guitar-heavy, rocked up version of ‘Colors’ here:Halsey also opened the show with the title track of her new album, playing it live for the first time ever. The album was released less than a week before the show, her fifth studio record in total and first since 2021’s ‘If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power’.The new album contains Halsey’s reflections on her personal health struggles in recent years, after being diagnosed with lupus and T cell lymphoproliferative disorder, and includes the Britney-sampling single ‘Lucky’, as well as ‘Lonely Is The Muse’ and ‘I Never Loved You’.In a five-star review of the album, NME wrote: “‘The Great Impersonator’, Halsey’s fifth studio album and first for Columbia, comes from a place they describe as “the space between life and death”.

Halsey has revealed an incident they experienced in which a “powerful” music executive went through her nudes without consent.The ‘Without Me’ singer – who uses she/they pronouns – appeared as a guest on the latest episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast and opened up about the disturbing incident in which a music executive invaded their privacy by scrolling through their nudes on their phone.Halsey shared that the whole experience left her feeling “demoralised”. In the chat, the ‘Lucky’ singer explained that the incident happened a few years ago while out with the executive and two of their male managers.“I mean, I guess it was quite a long time ago, but I was out and I was with this executive, like this really powerful executive who works in music in some capacity.

Halsey is warming up.In tandem with the release of her forthcoming fifth studio album “The Great Impersonator,” she’s going on a brief three-concert tour (that likely predates a much longer run).The quick jaunt will kick off at Brooklyn’s newly-opened Paramount on Friday, Oct. 25, which also happens to be the day the new record hits shelves.After that, she’s headed to Austin (Oct.

Halsey has recreated Dolly Parton‘s iconic ‘Rainbow’ cover to begin a new preview series on social media leading up to the release of ‘The Great Impersonator’.‘The Great Impersonator’, Halsey’s fifth studio album is due for release on October 25. Now, the singer-songwriter has revealed a new social media series in which she impersonates the musicians who have inspired the upcoming album.

Halsey has revealed that she was recently hospitalised after suffering a “very scary” seizure.The singer and songwriter – who uses she/they pronouns – opened up to her fans via X/Twitter last night while responding to various tweets. After being asked how her health is doing by a user, Halsey shared: “I’m home from the hospital now after a few days, so a win is a win!”Another fan proceeded to ask the singer: “Was it related to chronic health issues or something new/acute? I hope you’re feeling better!” to which they replied: “I had a seizure! Very scary! Don’t recommend it!”I’m home from the hospital now after a few days, so a win is a win! https://t.co/mrrcaOjYVG— h (@halsey) September 26, 2024I had a seizure! Very scary! Don’t recommend it! https://t.co/ycriYcqmeQ— h (@halsey) September 26, 2024A post shared by halsey (@iamhalsey) Halsey has been very vocal and open about their health struggles.

Halsey has revealed the full tracklist for her upcoming fifth studio album, ‘The Great Impersonator’ – see the full list of songs below.Last night (September 25), the singer-songwriter took to social media to share a new video, revealing the complete list of songs that will make up her forthcoming record. In the video, a deck of playing cards are manipulated by magic and illusions to reveal the titles of the album’s 18 songs.The album includes the previously released songs ‘Ego’, ‘The End’, ‘Lonely Is The Muse’ and ‘Lucky’. It will also include three versions of ‘Letter To God’, dated 1974, 1983 and 1998 respectively.

Halsey has launched a global scavenger hunt through which fans will reveal the artwork for ‘The Great Impersonator’.The singer-songwriter announced her new “confessional concept album” last week by sharing a video trailer online.Explaining that the record will delve into different decades, Halsey said: “What if I debuted in the early 2000s? The ’90s? The ’80s? The ’70s? Am I still Halsey every time? In every timeline, do I still get sick? Do I become a mom?“Am I happy? Lonely? Have I done enough? Have I told the truth? I spent half my life being someone else, I never stopped to ask myself: if it all ended right now, is this the person you’d be proud to leave behind? Is it even you?”In another clip posted yesterday (September 3), Halsey told her followers that fans from around the world would help unveil the project’s official cover art.“My next trick is not mine at all. It’s yours,” she began.

Halsey has unveiled details of her new “confessional concept album” called ‘The Great Impersonator’.Yesterday (August 27), the singer-songwriter, who goes by she/them pronouns, revealed details of the album on social media.In a video trailer released alongside the announcement, Halsey can be heard reflecting on their health, after being diagnosed with Lupus SLE and a rare T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder in 2022.“When you get sick like that, you start thinking about ways it could’ve all been different,” Halsey says in the video.They continue: “What if I debuted in the early 2000s? The ’90s? The ’80s? The ’70s? Am I still Halsey every time? In every timeline, do I still get sick? Do I become a mom?“I spent half my life being someone else, I never stopped to ask myself: if it all ended right now, is this the person you’d be proud to leave behind? Is it even you?”“The Great Impersonator” A Confessional Concept Album by Halsey Trailer: pic.twitter.com/pftGbwbAQF— h (@halsey) August 27, 2024No tracklist or further details about the album have yet been shared, but it has already been previewed by three songs. In the teaser video, Halsey hints that it will visit various decades of musical styles and eras.The album was first teased with ‘The End’ back in June and later the Britney Spears-sampling ‘Lucky’ the following month.This month, Halsey debuted the album’s third track, ‘Lonely Is The Muse’.At Hungarian festival Sziget, Halsey played ‘Lucky’, for the first time ever.

Halsey has finally announced their new album, ‘The Great Impersonator’ – find out more below.Last night (August 27), the singer-songwriter – who goes by she/them pronouns – took to social media to share a teaser for the album, which was described as “a confessional concept album”.They have yet to announce a release date for the album, nor have they shared the record’s track-listing or list of features. However, in the teaser video, Halsey teased that the album will see them time travel to explore past decades of musical styles.They say in the teaser, reflecting on their life after being diagnosed with Lupus and then a rare T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder: “When you get sick like that, you start thinking about ways it could’ve all been different.”They continue: “What if I debuted in the early 2000s? The ’90s? The ’80s? The ’70s? Am I still Halsey every time? In every timeline, do I still get sick? Do I become a mom?”Watch the trailer for Halsey’s ‘The Great Impersonator’ below.A post shared by halsey (@iamhalsey)So far, ‘The Great Impersonator’ has been previewed by three songs.

Halsey and Lenny Kravitz have been announced as performers for the upcoming 2024 MTV Video Music Awards.The ceremony was initially due to take place on September 10 in New York but was recently rescheduled to September 11 to avoid clashing with the televised presidential debate, which will be the first time candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will face off against each other.Now, it’s been announced that Halsey and Kravitz will join previously announced performers Sabrina Carpenter, Camila Cabello, Chappell Roan, GloRilla and Rauw Alejandro — all of whom are up for awards this year.Benson Boone and Blackpink‘s Lisa were also announced as performers yesterday (August 21).A post shared by Video Music Awards (@vmas)Halsey will perform a song from her upcoming fifth studio album, while Kravitz’s performance will mark his first time playing on the VMA stage in 25 years. He’s also nominated for Best Rock.In other categories, Taylor Swift and Post Malone are leading the nominations for the MTV VMAs this year with 19 nominations between them.Swift is out in front with 10, while Malone only has one fewer, with nine – and many of their nominations are for ‘Fortnight’, Swift’s song which features Malone.