Music News: Billie Eilish & Sabrina Carpenter’s New Music & Beyonce’s Country Debut

Music News: Billie Eilish & Sabrina Carpenter’s New Music & Beyonce’s Country Debut

Just another manic Monday 🎵

We've been blessed with music news over the past couple of weeks, so here's some of the biggest trending news RN.

There is truly something for everyone.

Billie announces her new album on IG.

If you thought you were the lucky fan to be added to Billie Eilish’s Instagram close friends list on Friday, join the club.

Turns out Billie added all of us to her IG close friends to tease the release of her new album.

After all the success of her last album Happier Than Ever, this is her first album in three years.

After teasing all of her followers on Friday, Billie announced her new album Hit Me Hard and Soft on Monday.

She’s doing something a bit different from other artists and not releasing any singles, but releasing the entire album at once.

Alongside being available on digital platforms, the album will also be available on eco-friendly vinyl. Eight different eco-friendly vinyl variants will be available according to Billie’s website.

Sabrina announces ‘Espresso’ ahead of Coachella.

In a power marketing move, Sabrina Carpenter announced her new single “Espresso” ahead of her set at Coachella 2024.

She was recently in Australia as the opening act for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour and the last time she released music was in November 2024 with her EP Fruitcake.

Other stars performing at Coachella will be Lana Del Rey, Tyler the Creator, Doja Cat, Lil Uzi Vert, Ice Spice, Dom Dolla and Renee Rapp.

Beyonce tops the charts with her Country debut.

It was pretty iconic of Beyonce to announce a country album. But she went above and beyond and announced her album at the Super Bowl.

After dropping “TEXAS HOLD ‘EM” and “16 CARRIAGES” she dropped her first country album on 29 March.

Her album is already popping OFF as she became the first female artist in history to have eight solo albums debut at number one on the Billboard 200 charts. 

Header Image: Alfredo Flores, Lars Crommelinck Photography, Blair Caldwell. 

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