Abel Tesfaye told W Magazine he wanted to “kill The Weeknd.” Less than two years later, “Hurry Up Tomorrow” does all that and more.

The musician is opening up for Gracie Abrams after a little controversy, but she's only thinking about the positives.

Abel Tesfaye declared that he wanted to “kill The Weeknd.” His final album as The Weekend, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,” delivers on ...

FireAid was a marathon, landmark event, with at least 39 artists performing 68 songs over six hours, weaving together a sonic tapestry of past and present, heartbreak and hope for Los Angeles.

They will be playing at Kung Fu Necktie, 1248 N. Front St., Philadelphia, on Feb. 13 and will hold a special release party as ...

Hurry Up Tomorrow is here at last — here’s everything you need to know about the latest and potentially last The Weeknd album ...

As his Valentine’s Day gift to the world, James Felice has released his debut solo album The Little Ones. The Little ...

Last month, many performers headed into town to perform at the 30A Songwriters Festival, among them was Cat Ridgeway.

The Weeknd’s concept album about death is dark, banal and self-absorbed, yet there is no denying his talent. Plus, Gary Kemp and Cymande ...

The pulpish slashes and abrupt reverses on its spectacular high point “Drums ... music makes up for what’s unfulfilled. For the first time, Koreless takes up the role of EUSEXUA’s primary producer. He ...

“Hurry Up Tomorrow” is the sixth studio album from Abel Tesfaye, known professionally as The Weeknd. The album serves not only as a conclusion to the trilogy of his three most recent projects, but ...

The drums are from then, but these songs were worked on for like ... Cause like, when I wake up every day? Part of my problem is my suffering is the stuff that I push to my subconscious every ...