KEY POINTS

  • Demi Lovato may release her next album by summer
  • She has been working hard on the new music for about a year
  • The new album will be about the challenges she faced last year

Demi Lovato has been working hard on her next album, and she may release it by the summer. After the singer teased her fans about her new music, a source close to her shared some details about what can be expected in the new album.

An insider told E! News recently that Lovato has been working hard on her new music over the last year. According to the source, the singer has spent several months inside the studio, and she is currently busy putting the finishing touches and finalizing the music for release.

“She has put so much effort into it, and it is going to be the most vulnerable album she has put out,” the source said.

Lovato hasn’t announced when she will be launching her next album. According to the source, the new music should be out by summer or at least by fall.

As always, Lovato will use her life experiences to communicate with her fans. Her new music will be about her struggles with sobriety, her time in rehab, and she will creatively express the overdose incident through her music, according to the insider.

One of the ways Lovato dealt with all the problems she faced last year was through her music, the source revealed. After the album release, the singer also intends to go on a tour to reconnect with the fans.

Lovato is reportedly in a “good place” right now after all the challenges she has faced. She is now looking forward to the next chapter in her life.

While the tour dates are yet to be finalized, the fans will get to see her perform at the Super Bowl LIV in Miami. The singer made the announcement on her Instagram page. She will be singing the National Anthem at the event. In a previous post, she announced that she will be singing at the Grammy awards.

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Singer Demi Lovato attends the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards at Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, Aug. 30, 2015. Getty Images/ Jason Merritt