Pop superstar Britney Spears announced the release of her brand new album on Wednesday, August 3. The 34-year-old singer’s upcoming project will be titled Glory, and is set to be her ninth studio album.
Spears tweeted the album artwork along with the caption: “#Glory. My new album & the beginning of a new era. Available 8/26 on @AppleMusic. Pre-order tonight at midnight ET.”
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#Glory. My new album & the beginning of a new era. Available 8/26 on @AppleMusic. Pre-order tonight at midnight ET. pic.twitter.com/pkZZkC2QLR
— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) August 3, 2016
When pre-ordering the upcoming LP, fans will get an instant download of her new track, “Private Show.” She recently teased the song in a sexy commercial for a new fragrance.
Spears talked about the single to Entertainment Tonight on July 12. “‘Private Show’ is inevitably a sexy song, and it promotes feeling sexy and girls feeling alive, and I think that’s fun for girls,” she stated. “Private Show” is the second single from Spears after last month she put out the highly anticipated collaboration tune called “Make Me…” with rapper G-Eazy.
Glory is the first studio album from Spears since 2013’s Britney Jean. She told V magazine earlier this year about how excited she is for her fans, the Britney army, to get to listen to her new music.
She stated to the fashion publication back in March: “It’s not what you would think at all. It’s the best thing I’ve done in a long time. I’m proud of the work, and it’s very different; It’s not what you would think at all. But I’m not rushing anything. I just want it to be done right, so that my fans will truly appreciate it.”
Glory will be released on Apple Music and in stores on Friday, August 26.
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