Who’s Valerie? Well in Abel’s trailer for his Trilogy, he briefly introduces one of the three new songs from his triple set. Guess we’ll get acquainted with her more on November 13
Tag: the weeknd
Oh the games we play. The Weeknd’s releasing a trilogy box set of his album,
When you need someone to lean on, you can lean on The Weeknd. With that said, here’s his black-and-white directed by himself. Off his Thursday mixtape and also his upcoming Trilogy. Cover art below.
For his brand new single, Wiz Khalifa tones it down on this go round and lets The Weeknd take over. Sounds like Wiz is the feature here.
Drake held his annual OVO Fest last night at the Molson Amphitheatre in Toronto. Above, The Weeknd joins him on stage for a little “Crew Love”. Of course, the home crowd was loving it.
After his Openair Frauenfeld performance the previous night, Drizzy hit up UK’s Hyde Park for yesterday’s Wireless Festival and brought out Nicki and The Weeknd. Footage courtesy of WOR.
The Weeknd is currently overseas in Paris, France. During his show, he performed one of his more popular tracks, “High For This”. In case you were not in attendance, check it out above. 22h22
[tweet https://twitter.com/Drake/status/209488706455867394] Drake plans to carry on tradition. Drizzy announced his annual OVO festival will be held August 5 with A$AP Rocky, 2 Chainz and The Weeknd. Mark your calendars. Purchase tickets here.
Last night, Drake’s Club Paradise tour kicked off again at the Sleep Train Pavilion. Rolling out his new collabos with his tourmates, he joined 2 Chainz for their first live performance of “No Lie“. That’s not all folks. After the break, he brings out others including French Montana, Waka Flocka as well as guests Lil Wayne and The Weeknd. Footage via Word On Road.
Currently on his U.S. trek, Abel brought the show to Hollywood Forever Cemetery on Saturday and was joined by Aubrey for some “Crew Love” and “The Zone”. brokencool
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