Kelly Clarkson Announces ‘Chemistry (Deluxe),’ Out Next Month
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Kelly Clarkson announced this week that she’s releasing a new deluxe edition of her most recent album Chemistry. The new album will be out September 22. Clarkson is currently performing a 10-show residency in Las Vegas.
Kelly Clarkson Announces Chemistry (Deluxe) Album
On Thursday, Clarkson posted the cover for Chemistry (Deluxe) on social media. The image is similar to the cover image for the standard edition of the album, as Clarkson poses with her hands out. In this photo, she’s wearing a low-cut dress with fur-lined sleeves.
The album will be out September 22, with pre-order and pre-save available now. Clarkson originally released Chemistry in June of this year, featuring songs such as “Mine” and “Me,” “Favorite Kind of High,” and “I Hate Love.”
The deluxe edition of the album will feature five new tracks — “I Won’t Give Up,” “Did You Know,” “You Don’t Make Me Cry” (featuring Clarkson’s daughter River Rose), “Goodbye,” and “Roses.” It will also feature a live version of “Mine,” a David Guetta remix of “Favorite Kind of High,” and a Ty Sutherland remix of “Mine.”
Clarkson will reportedly celebrate the album’s release during Today‘s Citi Summer Concert Series on September 22. The next day, she’ll perform at the 2023 iHeartRadio Music Festival.
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Clarkson Is Performing in Las Vegas
Last month, Clarkson kicked off her 10-night residency in Las Vegas. The American Idol winner is performing at Planet Hollywood’s Bakkt Theater, belting out her most iconic hits and even a few cover songs.
Clarkson has two more Vegas performances lined up, on August 18 and August 19. During a recent concert in the residency, the singer changed the lyrics to her hit song “Piece by Piece,” seeming to diss her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock.
Some fans want Clarkson to release a studio version of the updated song. It doesn’t look like that will appear on the deluxe version of Chemistry, but you never know what Clarkson has up her sleeve for the future.
