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Governors Ball 2026 in Queens features over 60 artists with headliners Lorde, Kali Uchis, and A$AP Rocky, including a diverse lineup of local and international acts across three days from June 5-7.
Governors Ball Music Festival 2026 will feature headliners Lorde, Stray Kids, and A$AP Rocky, with Kali Uchis and Jennie among the supporting acts, along with a diverse lineup including Geese, Blood Orange, and Freddie Gibbs, taking place in Queens, New York from June 5-7, with tickets on sale starting January 8.
The 2026 Governors Ball music festival in New York City will feature headliners Lorde, Stray Kids, and A$AP Rocky, along with over 60 artists across three stages, offering a mix of live music, food, and fan experiences from June 5-7 in Queens.
Lorde's UltraSound tour marks a transformative and intimate approach to arena shows, emphasizing rawness, minimal visuals, and personal vulnerability, including taping her chest on stage and walking through the crowd, which empowers her and deepens her connection with fans.
Lorde's fourth album 'Virgin' is a mixed bag, featuring erratic production and superficial themes, with moments of introspection like 'Shapeshifter' and 'Broken Glass' that reveal her ongoing struggle with fame and self-identity. Despite high expectations, the album feels disjointed and less compelling than her previous work, though it hints at a more vulnerable side of the artist.
Glastonbury 2025 featured memorable moments including Olivia Rodrigo's collaboration with Robert Smith, Lorde's surprise album performance, Kneecap's politically charged set, Lewis Capaldi's emotional return, and Skepta stepping in as a surprise replacement, amidst political controversies and standout performances.
Lorde's fourth album Virgin marks a departure from her previous polished work, embracing rawness, vulnerability, and honesty, reflecting her evolving identity and connection with her audience through straightforward lyrics and diverse sonic influences.
Lorde's album 'Virgin' explores themes of physicality, identity, and motherhood through visceral, candid lyrics and minimalist production, emphasizing her artistic authenticity and complex relationship with her body and creativity.
The first full day of Glastonbury Festival featured performances by The 1975, Biffy Clyro, Lorde, and Lewis Capaldi, along with surprises and vibrant festival fashion, as crowds enjoyed a lively and sunny atmosphere.
Lorde's new album Virgin, her shortest yet, explores themes of growing up, sexuality, and personal struggles, with a strong influence from her life in New York City. It reflects her evolving relationship with mood-altering substances and her ongoing process of self-discovery, set against a backdrop of her new environment and personal experiences.
This article highlights eight new albums released by artists including Lorde, Pi’erre Bourne, Nick León, Frankie Cosmos, Blonde Redhead, Gelli Haha, Merzbow, and Smut, showcasing a diverse range of genres from electropop and hip-hop to indie, noise, and experimental music.
Lorde opened the 2025 Glastonbury Festival with a surprise early set on the Woodsies stage, performing her new album Virgin in full and wrapping up with her hits Ribs and Green Light, amid a packed crowd and festival excitement. Her appearance coincided with the release of her highly-anticipated album, and she shared insights about her raw songwriting process and her use of MDMA therapy to overcome stage fright. Fans are hopeful she will join Charli XCX for a duet during her set on Saturday.
Lorde's album 'Virgin' marks a bold, loud, and emotionally revealing chapter in her career, exploring themes of self-acceptance, breakup, and personal growth with a more electronic and energetic sound, contrasting her previous, more subdued work.
Lorde has released her long-awaited new album 'Virgin,' her first since 2021, featuring singles like 'What Was That' and 'Hammer,' and is supporting it with a sold-out world tour starting in September.
Lorde's fourth album, Virgin, reflects her ongoing personal growth and vulnerability, showcasing a more subdued and introspective sound as she navigates her identity, relationships, and industry pressures, marking a departure from her earlier confident persona.