Global pop powerhouse Pink has officially unveiled her upcoming ninth studio album, Hurts 2B Human, along with an exciting lineup of international tour dates. The news, shared via her social media and official website, has ignited excitement among fans eager for another round of the singer’s emotional storytelling, high-energy performances, and signature showmanship. This marks Pink’s first full-length album since Trustfall in 2023, and it’s shaping up to be one of her most personal projects yet.
Set for release later this year, Hurts 2B Human promises to explore themes of vulnerability, healing, and the complexity of the human experience. In a candid video message to fans, Pink described the album as a reflection on life’s contradictions — moments of pain, growth, joy, and survival. “It hurts to be human sometimes, but it’s also beautiful,” she shared. With a sound rooted in pop-rock, soulful ballads, and hints of R&B and electronic influence, this album continues her tradition of blending raw emotion with powerful musicality.
In tandem with the album release, Pink has also announced the Hurts 2B Human Tour, with shows planned across Europe and North America. Major stops include a highly anticipated performance at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on October 12, 2025, and a return to SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on November 5. Known for her aerial acrobatics and visually stunning stage productions, Pink’s upcoming tour is expected to be a spectacle of sound, emotion, and breathtaking theatrics.
While the full tour itinerary hasn’t been released yet, several key dates have been confirmed, including shows in Berlin, Paris, New York, and more. Ticket pre-sales begin next week, with general sales to follow shortly. Fans can register for verified access on her official website. VIP packages and exclusive meet-and-greet experiences will also be available, offering fans the chance to get up close and personal with the star.
Rumors about collaborations on the album are already generating buzz, with insiders hinting at features from Brandi Carlile, The Weeknd, and even Pink’s daughter, Willow Sage Hart. As always, Pink continues to use her music as both a creative outlet and a tool for connection. With Hurts 2B Human, she invites listeners to embrace the beauty and pain of life, solidifying her place as one of pop’s most fearless and enduring voices.