Halsey fans, it’s time to have a blue wig. The singer is revisiting two fans’ favorites wasteland Tracked for a full decade since its first release, announcing that she will soon release dual music videos about “Drive” and “Gasoline.”
Halsey appeared in 2015’s iconic light blue hair, the project posted on Instagram wasteland The times look solemn in the familiar garbage terrain in the pink convertible. Once, the musician saturated the screen in a bikini with pink tones. In another shot, she ran around the apartment corridor as all the lights flashed.
“Ten years later…” I read the text on the screen. “We’ve never left.”
Halsey announced in the title: “The dual function of gasoline and driving. It’s coming soon.”
After New Jersey natives gave up their debut album on August 28, 2015, the news happened to be the sprinter who became one of the brightest new stars of pop music in just a decade. The program ranked second in the Billboard 200 and gave birth to Halsey’s most typical singles to date, including “Colors” and “New Americana”.
Since Halsey released four albums, including 2024 Great imitator – wasteland She has always occupied a special place in her heart. Killers released their first live album in 2020, celebrating the fifth anniversary of the album. Badlands (live from Webster Concert Hall).
“It’s a bit surreal to see the album over time,” Halsey wrote on his eighth anniversary in 2023.
In addition to celebrating ten years wastelandThis star is currently being visited and supported Great imitator (Although the nighttime list changes frequently and features songs from Halsey’s past albums). The artist is scheduled to perform his last show in Istanbul on August 28, but recently canceled the show while citing logistical issues.
“Your safety is the most important thing to me,” Halsey explained on Friday X. “You guys sometimes go crazy + get yourself into ‘I don’t care’ situations like camping in dangerous places, or not drinking water all day. And I know this is BC you’ll do anything for music. But, at other moments, I have to draw a line because I’ll care about you, OK, we’ll do the right thing in our situation, and I can be sure that’s not going to happen again.”
