Avril Lavigne has debuted her new single “Head Above Water.”
Avril Lavigne and Anthony Green Guest on New Song
Anthony Green and Avril Lavigne both perform guest vocals on Grey’s new song “Wings Clipped.” You can hear it on Spotify and Apple Music.
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Avril Lavigne Gives Small Update on Album
Avril Lavigne has tweeted out a small update on her new album. She says it’s coming:
I just want to thank everyone for their patience as I work on putting together this new album. It’s been a long recovery and I want to make sure that this is perfect for you guys!! You only deserve my best effort and that’s what I’m going to deliver! I can’t wait to share the new music I’m working on, I promise it’ll be here before you know it!!
Avril Lavigne Signs With BMG
Avril Lavigne has signed with BMG and is working on her new album.
One OK Rock – “Listen” (feat. Avril Lavigne)
One OK Rock have released their new song “Listen” (feat. Avril Lavigne).
Avril Lavigne Aiming for a New Album Next Year
Avril Lavigne will release a new album in 2017.
Avril Lavigne Asks Mark Zuckerburg to Not Bully Nickelback
Avril Lavigne has posted a response to news that Facebook’s Mark Zuckerburg programed his house AI to never play Nickelback.
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Review: Avril Lavigne – Avril Lavigne
I’ve always had a relative soft spot for Avril Lavigne, not because her career is built from consistently solid albums (in fact, Lavigne’s discography is infamously spotty, marked by great pop singles and not much else), but because I always felt like she was unique in the landscape of pop music. It’s not just that she worked with Butch Walker on pretty much all of her best songs—though that certainly didn’t hurt—but rather that her sassy punk image and her loud, distinct personality always showed through in her songs. Lavigne was at her best on her second full-length—2004’s Under My Skin—where a dark pop style (on the Walker-penned “My Happy Ending”) and a rebellious tone (the other big single, “Don’t Tell Me,” which radiated a genuine girl power message that not many pop stars have been able to replicate since)—set her apart from the other pop music on the radio at the time. Other than Pink (who, big surprise, also utilized Walker as her go-to co-writer and producer), no other female pop starlet of the early 2000s gave off the same in-control confidence. Here was a pop singer/songwriter who was going to make the music that she wanted to and do it her own way, damn anyone—especially the label—who tried to tell her otherwise.
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