In a new cover story interview with 'Variety,' The Weeknd opened up about having a "mental breakdown" and how it contributed to his forthcoming album 'Hurry Up Tomorrow.'

The Weeknd AKA Abel Tesfaye is reflecting on the tumultuous production and controversial reception to “ The Idol .” The 2023 HBO series starred Tesfaye as a sleazy club owner turned music manager who becomes entangled in the life of a pop star (Lily-Rose Depp). Sam Levinson co-created the series with Tesfaye.

The Weeknd is opening up about his difficult 2022, saying he had "kind of a mental breakdown" after losing his voice on stage and abruptly ending a concert.

The Weeknd is rethinking the image of himself he presents to the public after a mental health battle that has immensely impacted his new album, Hurry Up Tomorrow. In his latest Variety cover, the Blinding Lights hitmaker,

During what was supposed to be his final tour date in 2022 at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, The Weeknd lost his voice and ultimately had to reschedule his show while he was already on stage, an exp

The Weeknd, real name Abel Tesfaye, reveals a breakdown influenced his new album, Hurry Up Tomorrow. After losing his voice during a 2022 concert, he considered retiring his stage persona but clarified he will continue making music.

The Weeknd is ready for a change. As the release of new album Hurry Up Tomorrow approaches, the 34-year-old hitmaker is saying it will most likely be his last under the persona that made him a star. In a new Variety cover story published Friday (Jan.

Tesfaye has been performing as The Weeknd since 2010, when he first gained attention through anonymous YouTube uploads. “It’s a headspace I’ve gotta get into that I just don’t have any more desire for,