Ariana Grande Announces Eighth Studio Album
Ariana Grande has announced her eighth studio album titled "Petal," set to be released on July 31. The album, executive produced by Grande and ILYA, follows her previous album, "Eternal Sunshine," released in March 2024. Grande is also preparing for her upcoming tour, which she describes as her 'One last hurrah.'
- ▪Ariana Grande's new album is titled "Petal" and will be released on July 31.
- ▪The album is executive produced by Grande and ILYA, who collaborated on her last album.
- ▪Grande has hinted at this album's release through social media posts, including images of flowers.
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By Athena SobhanShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Ariana Grande is officially gearing up for a new era. The 32-year-old pop star took to Instagram to announce her eighth studio album, "Petal." The new album will be released via Republic Records on July 31 and was executive produced by Grande and ILYA, a key collaborator on her last album, "Eternal Sunshine."In a statement, Grande opened up the new album and said: “Something that is full of life and growing through the cracks of something cold and hard and challenging.”Read More on MusicKenny Mason Finds Purpose in the Wreckage on ‘Bulldawg’ 7 min readTalkin’ Music & ‘Mixtape’ With Johnny Galvatron & Woody…
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