The singer closed out the festival with a performance – after a massive tour of call for help — In Osheaga on Sunday
after a day During her headlining set at Montreal's Osheaga Festival, SZA announced on Monday that she would be taking a break from performing “for a while.”
“Yesterday was my last show for a while and I'm finally getting my life together, thank God,” the R&B queen wrote on her X page.
SZA's post came right after she retweeted a fan's compliment on her performances, which were “incredibly hype.”
“This makes me so happy because that's all I'm trying to do!! I just want to take your energy and mix it with mine and add some love and throw it back,” SZA wrote. “All in the space of 90 minutes I love you.”
SZA has been hitting the festival circuit this summer, playing huge shows at Lollapalooza, Osheaga and Glastonbury, after performing 63 shows worldwide on her stage. call for help Tour between February 2023 and May 2024. The singer's album ranked first in rolling stoneBest album of the year last year.
Don't interpret the “Kill Bill” singer's post about taking a break from the stage as a move away from new music, though. During her show at Lollapalooza, she premiered “Cry Baby” and told the crowd, “It's not out yet, but it's coming out.” She also teased an album titled Lana For a time he collaborated with Paramore.
“I will be dropping the leaks and excluded clips from SOS as promised in the deluxe version as soon as possible.” SZA wrote on X in March.”Lana “Deserves more time and music that no one has ever heard before.”
Over the weekend, the singer also shared a video of Chappell Roan performing at Lollapalooza on Instagram, captioning it, “It makes me want to keep making new music and art forever.”
