Kelly Clarkson reveals upcoming Las Vegas residency
Elton John and Brandi Carlile are collaborating on a new album titled Who Believes In Angels? Scheduled for release on April 4, the LP was crafted by the two artists, along with Bernie Taupin and producer Andrew Watt.
However, Netflix has decided to cancel a controversial nine-hour documentary that was supposed to focus on the late pop icon Prince. Estate executors have made a deal with Netflix for a new project instead.
In other music news, Kelly Clarkson has announced a new Las Vegas residency called ‘Studio Sessions’ at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The residency will feature 18 dates from July 4 to August 16, followed by additional shows in November.
Meanwhile, British pop icon Kim Wilde is on track to achieve her first UK Top 10 album in 37 years with ‘Closer’, the follow-up to her 1988 album ‘Close’, which was her last record to reach the Top 10.
Switching gears, Cascada is returning with their fifth album, inspired by Studio 54, as lead vocalist Natalie Horler reflects on 20 years of global hits and discusses her recent viral interview. Additionally, Nicki French considered a return to Eurovision with one of her new album tracks, pondering if the competition would embrace a 60-year-old singer once again.
Taking a different approach, Pixie Lott is releasing a new album titled ‘Encino’, emphasizing the importance of embracing one’s authentic self for magical results. And Betty Boo discusses her diverse new album ‘Rip Up The Rulebook’, emphasizing the philosophy of being true to oneself despite naysayers.
As for concert news, Kelly Clarkson expressed her excitement for her upcoming Las Vegas residency during an episode of ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’. The singer teased surprises for the shows, hinting at exciting plans for the engagement, which marks her return to live performances since May last year.
Kelly’s residency will follow the success of her previous ‘Chemistry… An Intimate Night’ residency in Sin City from 2023 to 2024. Tickets for ‘Kelly Clarkson: Studio Sessions – The Las Vegas Residency’ go on sale on February 14.
In conclusion, the music industry is abuzz with exciting collaborations, returns to the spotlight, and new projects. Fans of Elton John, Brandi Carlile, Kim Wilde, and other artists mentioned have much to anticipate in the coming months.