Niall Horan Will Celebrate Five Years of ‘Heartbreak Weather’ With More Songs
Singer will drop previously unreleased songs “Dress” and “Nothing” for the expanded reissue
Niall Horan performs onstage during TikTok In The Mix on Dec. 10, 2023. Rich Fury/Getty Images/TikTok
Niall Horan is taking it back to the Heartbreak Weather days. On Tuesday, the musician announced that he’ll revisit his 2020 LP and add eight more songs, including live recordings of the LP’s singles, on Friday.
The reissue will feature two unreleased tracks, “Dress” and “Nothing,” along with live recordings of several of the album’s highlights, including “Small Talk” and “Dear Patience” from a Royal Albert Hall performance during the pandemic. It also includes stripped-back versions of singles “Nice to Meet Ya” and “Black and White,” a Vevo Studios recording of “Put a Little Love on Me,” and an in-studio re-recording of “No Judgement.“
“I can’t thank you enough for the love and support you’ve continued to show for this album all these years later,” Horan wrote Tuesday.
The album will also be pressed on a new deluxe vinyl variant with one more song, “Everywhere – Live on Tour,” from Horan’s 2024 run. The two-LP package will feature a new baby-blue design, a lyric book, and a gorgeous aqua-blue pressing.
Horan celebrated the anniversary on Instagram last week, and remembered how Heartbreak Weather was released right at the start of the Covid pandemic. “With all of that happening and in turn the tour being canceled, it wasn’t until last year that I finally got to see you all sing these songs back to me,” the singer wrote. “The way it’s become a fan favorite over these past few years has truly made me so happy.”
Since 2020’s Heartbreak Weather, Horan released his album The Show in 2023, followed by a deluxe edition and a pair of live recordings of the tour.
From Rolling Stone US.
