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    Louis Tomlinson "got a really good feeling" about his next album

    Louis Tomlinson is teasing his next solo album, saying he’s “got a really, really good feeling” about the project.

    • READ MORE: Louis Tomlinson on finding his artistic identity: “It’ll be an ever-evolving process” 

    The soloist and former One Direction member released his second and latest full-length effort, ‘Faith In The Future’, in 2022.

    Taking to X/Twitter today (September 10), Tomlinson shared an update with fans about his upcoming third LP.

    “Just sat listening to the new record and I’ve got a really, really good feeling this time round!” he wrote. “Can’t wait for you all to hear it!!”

    Later, the star hinted that he was “going to play something new” at this year’s edition of his Away From Home indie festival in New York next month. When a fan asked if this would be “only one new song”, Tomlinson replied: “That wouldn’t be fair would it.”

    The singer told his followers last week that it was “about time” he played some new material on stage. He said he was “really excited about” his Away From Home ’25 slot, adding: “Got a few surprises. Should be fun.”

    Fans have also been speculating over Tomlinson posting numerous question marks on social media, and whether this is a clue about his next era. Check out a selection of posts below.

    According to Music-News.COM, Tomlinson described his new tracks as “sunny” with some “chaos” when asked by a fan what to expect.

    When performing at the Lodz Summer Festival in July, he revealed that he’d “actually finished the next record”.

    Tomlinson’s Away From Home Festival 2025 takes place at the Brewery Ommegang in New York on October 4 and 5. Other performers include Lauv, Steve Aoki, Pale Waves and Circa Waves.

    Following on from his 2020 debut, ‘Walls’, Tomlinson’s second album was produced by Mike Crossey, who’s previously worked with the likes of Arctic Monkeys, The 1975 and Wolf Alice. The singer co-wrote the record alongside The Music frontman Rob Harvey, and the songwriting and production team Red Triangle.

    During an interview with NME in 2022, the singer said he was “definitely” more comfortable with who he was as an artist compared to when he first went solo.

    “That has been a process and I think it’ll be an ever-evolving process as well,” Tomlinson explained. “But I definitely feel really comfortable about just following my heart musically and seeing where it gets me.”

    You can revisit NME‘s video interview with Tomlinson above.

    Over the summer, the singer hit out at online “conspiracy chat” about his personal life. “It’s just too much and too hurtful for me to see!” he wrote on social media.

    In 2023, Tomlinson admitted that he felt some “envy” when Harry Styles first started becoming successful as a solo artist.

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