Ahead of the release of her album 'Virgin,' Lorde appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, where she discussed various topics including the album's x-ray-themed cover, her pop-up event in Washington Square Park, and her experience with MDMA therapy that helped her overcome stage fright. The album, which features the singles 'What Was That,' 'Man of the Year,' and 'Hammer,' will be released this Friday, followed by the 'Ultrasound' tour starting in September across multiple cities with notable supporting acts.
Lorde's album cover for 'Virgin' was described by Stephen Colbert as 'the most revealing and least erotic photo [he's] ever seen,' showcasing its unique aesthetic.
Discussing her stage fright, Lorde shared her experience of MDMA therapy, stating, 'Literally, I woke up the next day, and I was like, 'Oh, it's over. I know it's over.''
The pop-up appearance for 'What Was That' faced scrutiny from the NYPD, highlighting the intense security concerns, as Lorde noted, 'The antiterrorism unit was being very intense.'
Lorde's upcoming 'Ultrasound' tour in support of 'Virgin' will feature multiple cities and diverse supporting acts, marking a significant return to live performance.
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