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Lorde, Turnstile and Geese lead the FORM Festival 2026 lineup
Adrianne Lenker, Blood Orange and Disclosure are also confirmed for the Arizona event
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"What Was That" is an album by Lorde, released 24th April 2025 via Universal Music New Zealand Limited.
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READ MORE ABOUT LORDEREAD MORE ABOUT LORDEREAD MORE ABOUT LORDEREAD MORE ABOUT LORDEREAD MORE ABOUT LORDEREAD MORE ABOUT LORDEAdrianne Lenker, Blood Orange and Disclosure are also confirmed for the Arizona event
The New Zealand singer is now fully independent after her childhood contract ends.
Grant Park festival returns with Smashing Pumpkins, Jennie, John Summit, and Tate McRae also topping the bill.
Lorde reveals her fourth album 'Virgin' will release in June, dropping lead single 'What Was That' with an NYC-filmed music video.
Recent teasers have fans buzzing about potential new music on the horizon.
The singer discussed the impact of the song in a recent interview.
The singer shared a brief audio clip on Instagram, suggesting... not a lot actually. It's a one-second clip.
The compilation features a host of artists, including Paramore, Miley Cyrus, and The National, each offering their unique interpretations of Talking Heads' classics.
They hint at a return to a sound closer to her previous material than that displayed on 'Solar Power'.
At least her laptop is "back online", eh?
She joins previously announced headliners Liam Gallagher and Florence + The Machine.
This would mark the first new material since 2021’s ‘Solar Power’.
The new version has been recorded as part of Spotify's Singles series, which is currently celebrating the acts nominated for Best New Artist at this year's Grammys.
It's taken from last year's album 'Solar Power'.
They'll play the main stage on the Sunday of the event, held in Coventry this May.
A video interview reveals she can't tell us about it, but she's been listening to it a lot.
There's also Charli XC, Caroline Polachek, Declan McKenna, Fontaines D.C., Glass Animals, Sam Fender and loads, loads more.
Lollapalooza Stockholm takes place between 1st and 3rd July 2022.
Every month, Dork's Listmaster General will bring us another of his Top 10 lists. Every month, we'll disagree. It's 'fun'.
Dork investigates what we can learn about 2021's most anticipated album via the medium of fried food.
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