The Weeknd’s comeback album "Hurry Up Tomorrow" contains sprawling themes of religion, mental health and substance abuse.

Like everyone from Frank Sinatra to Frank Ocean, The Weeknd dislikes interviews. "I felt like I had nothing to say," he told Complex for a cover story in 2013 when asked why he avoided interviews.

This trilogy has been a journey for listeners and a period of self-reflection for The Weeknd. As he closes off this chapter ...

In this reflective short film, the Weeknd speaks to his younger self, encouraging him to ask questions about the future and remember the light before it's all gone. Read his full Complex cover ...

Rage rap meets a soulful sample. There are times when clashing aesthetics and opposites attract, but this isn’t one, as Swamp ...

The Weeknd. In his new Complex cover conversation, Abel attested to the daily benefits he gets out of carefully timed naps, crediting the practice with helping him manage his stress levels.

In a recent cover story interview with Variety, the musician said that inhabiting The Weeknd at this point is a mental challenge. “It’s a headspace I’ve gotta get into that I just don’t ...

After a long, long wait Playboi Carti has finally released 'Music,' the much-anticipated follow-up to his 2020 album, 'Whole Lotta Red.' ...

Musical artists' battle persists against artificial intelligence, digital copycats and the risk that their copyright isn't ...

Grammy-winning R&B superstar The Weeknd has just announced the “After Hours Til Dawn 2025” Tour, hot on the heels of his new album, “Hurry Up Tomorrow.” After paying a visit to SoCal, The ...