Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lorde in promotional photo for her fourth studio album Virgin When outlining the references and anecdotes that inspired her new ...

Lorde released her fourth studio album, "Virgin," on Friday. The lyrics are frank and transparent, tackling knotty topics like sex, drugs, and eating disorders. The album's themes reflect a cultural ...

Virgin marks the triumphant return of Lorde for her fourth studio album. In the time since Solar Power, her last album, Lorde has more or less disappeared from the public eye entirely, leaving fans to ...

Lorde‘s long-awaited fourth album is here. Virgin is available to stream on all platforms now. The Grammy winner’s Virgin is the singer-songwriter’s first album in four years, following up the ...

2024 had Brat summer. This year, all signs are pointing to a summer of our Lorde. The New Zealand pop star is gearing up to drop her long-awaited fourth studio album, Virgin, in June 2025. In true ...

On social media, Lorde posted what appears to be the album cover — an X-ray of a pelvis with a zipper, a belt buckle, a button, and an IUD on top. The album’s release date will be just 11 days after ...

'Virgin' marks the New Zealand superstar's first new album since 2021's 'Solar Power.' By Ethan Millman Music Editor Lorde is finally back, as Virgin, the New Zealand superstar’s first album in nearly ...

Lorde called out Spotify's About the Song tool, saying its details were incorrect and that it 'limits free interpretation'.

Antonoff has worked extensively with women in pop music. Lorde joked she is just another pop artist in “Jack’s stable.” Still, she did not like people to describe her work as an Antonoff record. “I ...

Lorde slammed what she called the 'inaccurate' AI-generated song description of 'Current Affairs' in the service's 'About the ...

Lorde was nervous about revealing too much of the album and is nervous for how people will respond. She teased how the lyrics will make her not seem as “good” as she has been conditioned to act.

Last week, New Zealand pop songwriter Lorde shared her highly anticipated new single "What Was That," a chrome-slick and shrewd interrogation of nostalgia through concurrently retro-minded pop trends.