#02.10.2025

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Louis Tomlinson on Casuals the podcast (01.10.2025)

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Louis Tomlinson discussing his USA HDWGH tour coinciding with the World Cup (01.10.2025) on casualsthepodcast IG story

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He’s everywhere

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HitsRadioUK: WHAT a track! 🤩

@Louis_Tomlinson's new single 'Lemonade' is a trending song this Sunday on #TheHitsUKChart 🍋

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Louis’ iHeart interview about working with Zayn was featured on E! Talk Canada (02.10.2025)

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The British singer released "Lemonade", the first preview of his next album, and confirmed that How Did I Get Here? It will premiere on January 23, 2026. In a conference with Latin media in which CNN Chile participated, Tomlinson talked about the creative impact that his passage through Costa Rica had on the composition of the album and reaffirmed his close connection with the Latin American public.

Louis Tomlinson released Lemonade, the first preview of his third studio album, How Did I Get Here?, which is scheduled for release on January 23, 2026.

"I summarize it as the album I always deserved to make," stressed the 33-year-old Briton about this new musical stage. "My daily bread is honesty. I keep learning and improving as a singer and composer. For the first time, I allow myself to be the artist I had always wanted to be."

With Lemonade, the former One Direction is committed to a brighter palette: guitars with funk pulse, bright keyboards and organic percussion.

All of them, details that are in line with an intention that he himself defined as "great and fun" for the opening single of a new phase. "He has an instant and natural personality. In the end, it turned out to be the perfect way to start this chapter," he added.

And although upcoming dates have not yet been announced in Latin America, although it is not ruled out that concerts will be added in the future.

"They know I'll be there (...). It's a really important part of the world to me. I have only had incredible experiences from that side of the world," he said.

In 2024, during an exclusive interview with CNN Chile, the singer had already mentioned his intense connection with the regional public.

"When you look at the public, it's not like there's a small group around here having a good time, another small group over there... They're all of them. Everyone is enjoying it. And I love that. I love that there is not a single person standing there with his arms crossed. Everyone is having a good time," he explained.

Tomlinson landed in Chile for the first time with his solo proposal in 2022, with multiple sold-out dates at the Movistar Arena. Two years later, he performed at the Bicentennial Stadium in La Florida.

LINK TO CNN CHILE article

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Katie: And then I guess my question is, this world tour that you're announcing, or the US tour that you're announcing.

Louis: We can call it World Tour.

From Casuals with Katie Nolan: October Baseball with Lauren Gardner | Plus World Cup with Louis Tomlinson, Oct 2, 2025

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Louis: I've been following Doncaster Rovers, the court. I've been following them since being a young lad. I had a bigger team when I was younger. I used to follow Manchester United. But as I got older, there's no real reason for me to follow them really. I also timed it pretty well.

Katie: I was going to say. I was hoping you would tell me today that you are still a Manchester United fan because I have so many questions.

Louis: No. There was no real reason for me to be a Manchester United fan. So all my love went into Doncaster, which it's fun because last season you get the rare moments of glory, but they don't come around very often for a team the size of Doncaster. So when they do, it makes it extra special, definitely.

From Casuals with Katie Nolan: October Baseball with Lauren Gardner | Plus World Cup with Louis Tomlinson, Oct 2, 2025