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1/10/25

Darren Styles is the CEO of Stream Publishing - the publisher of Rolling Stone UK and Attitude magazines

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Global music superstar Louis Tomlinson today releases another taste from his upcoming third album - 'Palaces'.

'Palaces' is a punchy and anthemic slice of guitar led pop about going back to your hometown, that was written and recorded in the UK.

"I'm lost in the time, I don't care for the world outside, you can stay through the night in the palaces of my mind."

Listen here: louist.lnk.to/PalacesPR

Louis's third album 'How Did I Get Here?' will be released on 23rd January 2026 and is available for pre-order now at https://louist.lnk.to/HowDidIGetHere

For his third album Louis has pushed himself as a lyricist, songwriter, and performer, holding nothing back on these tracks. As a writer, he’s diving deeper into who he is than ever before. This time around, Louis assembled a handful of initial ideas in the English countryside before decamping to Santa Teresa in Costa Rica for three weeks in early 2025. He dove into writing and recording alongside primary collaborator and co-producer Nico Rebscher [Aurora, Alice Merton]. The atmosphere of his surroundings underscored the ensuing body of work.

First single 'Lemonade' has already been streamed over 14 million times and playlisted by Radio 1, Radio 2 and Capital in the UK. Louis recently performed on Radio 1's Live Lounge singing both 'Lemonade' and a cover of Hozier’s 'Too Sweet', and has been confirmed to headline Capital's Jingle Bell Ball in December. In October Louis was the cover of Rolling Stone UK Magazine. Louis will also be releasing an 'Amazon Music Presents' session of 'Palaces' that will drop today at 7pm.

Louis also recently announced a huge 'How Did We Get Here?' 2026 world arena tour that will visit Europe and North America starting March 2026. Tickets are on sale now.

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I didn't know Sim*n Jon*s also works with Niall, and wow, what a big difference. This makes me think that it's not exclusively his fault

Hi, anon!

You didn’t know? Did you also not know that Niall still works with Mod*st?

There is a big difference between doing PR for a straight passing, low key, no drama or controversies, boring dude and doing PR for someone closeted with a string of bearding relationships, loads of tabloid drama and stories to hush down or respond to and a fake persona to curate. The second task is much harder. You hardly ever see Niall in the papers and he never does events or interviews. And interview with Louis is a minefield.

SJPR has shown their incompetance and lack of understanding of fandom many a time. They never do more than they have to. They're lazy. And a lot of the time, it is exclusively their fault. But most of the time they just execute what the big heads have decided on.

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Louis Tomlinson, AOTV Premiere: London [16.3.2023]

via Simon Jones IG story 16.3.2023

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Imagine you are at a party when you are in college. A rich, famous, rock star older guy is there and pays attention to you. You get to go to a Grammy party hosted by Diplo. He wants you to be his “girlfriend”. You’d be totally Star struck.

Now imagine this was your daughter. You’d have a problem with it. Rightfully so. A 31 year old with pure interest in a 22 year old is extremely rare.

This is why stories about politicians, media moguls, etc. doing this sort of thing make headlines really quickly.

WHO THE FUCK ALLOWED THIS TO BE THEIR STUNT PLAN??

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The Away From Home Festival reposts by his team (Jul. 29, 2021)

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Louis Tomlinson Announces The Away From Home Festival

Monday August 30th 2021

Louis Tomlinson today announces his own one day free music event in London on the 30th August, The Away From Home Festival.

Entirely conceived and curated by Louis himself, the one day festival that will host 8,500 fans and will be held at the Crystal Palace Bowl, an iconic South London venue with over 60 years of live music heritage and a legacy as an outdoor performance venue stretching back over a century.

Louis will headline the event with a special live set, with a line up that also includes Scottish band The Snuts who recently hit No.1 on the Official Album Charts, Essex indie punk newcomers Bilk, and DJ sets from Radio1’s Jess Iszatt.

The festival is being held in celebration of the return of live music this summer following a year and a half of Covid 19 restrictions. As his own World Tour is completely sold out, Louis wanted to make tickets for this event completely free so fans don’t have to spend any more money to enjoy live music this summer.

Fans can enter the prize draw for tickets now via awayfromhomefestival.com.

Louis says: “I’ve been sat on this idea for the last 12 months at least and now to see it come to life makes me very excited. Personally, playing live shows is the best part of what I do and it’s been far too long since I’ve seen my fans, so I wanted to put this festival on to say thank you for all the support and celebrate the return of live music. I’ve got a really good feeling it’s going to be a really special night. We all deserve that!”

Louis recently announced that he is partnering with BMG to release his second album globally, with recording already underway for the record. Louis’s postponed sold out World Tour will visit the UK, Europe, USA, South America, Asia, and Australia in 2022, including a night at London’s Wembley Arena.

In December 2020, Louis hosted one of the biggest live stream concert events of 2020, selling over 160,000 tickets to fans in over 110 countries and raising funds for several important charities and touring crew affected by the Pandemic. As a member of One Direction, Louis has sold over 100 million records. Overall Louis’ solo music has garnered over a BILLION streams.

Last year, Louis released his million selling smash debut solo album ‘Walls’ which hit Top 3 in the UK and Top 10 in the USA. A lyrically personal album that proved he had found his feet as a solo artist, the album produced a clutch of acclaimed singles including the emotive first release Two of Us, the raucous Kill My Mind, the reflective We Made It.

In 2019 Louis headlined the Coca-Cola music festival in Madrid to an audience of 25,000 people, and performed to 65,000 fans at Premios Telehit in the Foro Sol stadium in Mexico City. Louis picked up the Best Song Award at the 2019 Teen Choice Awards for 'Two Of Us’, which has so far hit over 100 million streams on Spotify alone. In 2018 Louis won an iHeart Award for 'Best Solo Breakout’, and an EMA Award for 'Best UK & Ireland Act’ in 2017. He was ranked No.5 on Billboard’s emerging artists of 2018 and has over 60 million combined followers on social media. Last year he won 'Artist Of The Summer’ in Philly radio station 96.5 TDY’s annual awards.

Press Release, 7.29.21

From Simon Jone’s Twitter:

@Louis_Tomlinson announces The Away From Home Festival, his own one day free music event in London on August 30th. Entirely conceived and curated by Louis himself, the one day festival will host 8,500 fans at the Crystal Palace Bowl.

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niall doesnt seem to mind sjpr. also though, isnt it possible that louis has a longer contract with sjpr that might not be over for a while but that doesn't mean there may not be changes in other regards

I’m prone to believe that, if things finally bloody go the way they’re meant to, SJ should be out of the picture. Already or about to.