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Zara Larsson rides a 2016 nostalgia revival into a 2026 Billboard Hot 100 resurgence, charting three concurrent songs—Stateside (with PinkPantheress), Lush Life, and Midnight Sun—thanks to a viral TikTok dolphin meme, retro visuals, and savvy collaborations; her Midnight Sun era also earns a Grammy nomination and boosts her U.S. touring momentum.
The 2026 Grammys Premiere Ceremony lineup has been announced, featuring Grace Potter, Spiritbox, Trombone Shorty, Zara Larsson and others, with Darren Criss confirmed as host.
The article highlights some of the favorite albums of 2025 across various genres, including Carter Faith's country debut Cherry Valley, Zara Larsson's pop album Midnight Sun, Clipse's rap record Let God Sort Em Out, and K-pop group ATEEZ's Golden Hour: Part 3, showcasing a diverse and vibrant year in music.
Swedish pop star Zara Larsson discusses her upcoming album 'Midnight Sun', her ambitions to be number one, and her honest reflections on her career and personal growth in a new podcast interview.
Tate McRae has announced her 2025 'Miss Progressive Tour,' which includes a performance on September 6 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, with Zara Larsson as a supporting act. The tour will begin in March in Mexico and cover various international locations before reaching North America in August. McRae's third album, 'So Close To What,' is set for release on February 21, 2025. Ticket sales start with an American Express presale on November 19, followed by general sales on November 22 via Ticketmaster.
Canadian pop star Tate McRae will perform at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on August 16 as part of her Miss Possessive Tour, which includes 50 dates and coincides with the release of her third album, "So Close to What," on February 21. Tickets go on sale November 22, with presales starting earlier. The tour begins March 18 in Mexico City and features Swedish pop star Zara Larsson as the opening act for U.S. dates.
Zara Larsson, the Swedish pop star, expresses her empowerment and control after buying back the rights to her master recordings and establishing her own record label, Sommer House. Her fourth album, Venus, is released under this imprint, marking the first fruits of her independent venture. Larsson aims to use her label as an incubator for new talent while continuing to focus on her own career, feeling like a "boss lady" and in control of her musical journey.