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Demi Lovato has been at the center of pop culture buzz in the last few days thanks to the official announcement of her new tour and the release of her ninth studio album. The headline EVERYWHERE is simple and clear: It’s Not That Deep and neither, apparently, is Demi’s need for a break as she returns with a vengeance to her high-energy dance-pop roots. Just this week, Rolling Stone, Variety, and Billboard all praised the album, with Rolling Stone calling it her best-reviewed work yet and raving about her return to playful synths and club-ready energy. The record, released October 24, is executive-produced by Zhone and includes the standout singles Fast, Here All Night, and the chart-climbing Kiss – the song that inspired the album title. Critics are describing this as Lovato’s most joyful and celebratory era, with the star herself saying on Instagram that this “has been such a joyful and fun time in my life. I really feel like I’m exactly where I’m supposed to be. Every piece of this world was created with so much love… I’m so glad it’s finally yours to laugh, dance, and even cry to.”
Her Hollywood Palladium show on October 25 sold out in 20 minutes and quickly fanned a frenzy for tickets, prompting her team to announce the It’s Not That Deep Tour. Demand is high, with over 200,000 accounts in the original ticket queue, and fans are already plotting their plans for pre-sale and general admission when tickets officially go live on Friday, October 31. The tour is Live Nation-produced and will kick off April 8 in Charlotte, NC, hitting 23 major cities across the US and Canada, including New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Houston, through May 25. The tour features special guest ADÉLA and will include VIP experiences. Lovato teased that she can’t wait to celebrate this new energy with fans in person and that the dance-pop bangers from this era demand late nights and dance floors.
On social media, Demi’s presence has been non-stop, with candid behind-the-scenes peeks, heartfelt reflections on her journey, and enthusiastic interactions with her 290 million followers. The live version of album track Let You Go dropped October 24, sending her fanbase into a frenzy and further amplifying excitement.
There have been no credible reports of personal controversies or major non-music headlines; current developments are laser-focused on the music and the upcoming tour. Long-term, this moment is one for the biographical history books: Demi Lovato is officially in a new chapter, reclaiming her place as a dance-pop powerhouse and showing the world that, despite the album title, her pop stardom is very, very deep indeed.
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