Zara Larsson teases surprise joint album with HUGE star as she says ‘I think she's incredible
ZARA Larsson has hinted that she's teaming up with a HUGE pop star for a surprise joint album.
The Swedish singer-songwriter, 27, said she's keen to collaborate with
hitmaker
and Canadian artist Tate McRae on a musical project.
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Zara Larsson has hinted at a secret collaboration that may be in the pipeline
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The Swedish star said she is keen to team up with Canadian pop star Tate McRae
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Zara is supporting Tate on the North American leg of her tour
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Singer Zara is supporting Tate on the North American leg of her Miss Possessive Tour in 2025.
Speaking to The Sun at Capital's Summertime Ball on Sunday, Zara was asked if she was set to perform with Tate on stage.
Zara replied: "That's unfortunately not going to happen. But maybe in the
future
, maybe we'll get like this on tour [crosses fingers]."
The Can't Tame Her songstress then dropped a big spoiler, saying: "Maybe we'll get a joint album. Who knows?
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"But I do love her a lot and I think she's incredible. I just saw her in Stockholm. She's here tonight.
Tate's tour includes dates in Europe, North America, and South America.
Last month Zara expressed excitement about being the opening act and even said she wanted to cover Tate's song Revolving Doors.
She said to Heart Radio: "I look forward to a show filled with a lot of chorography and a lot of singing.
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"I'm really going to bring my all, maybe I'll bring some fun things, maybe some glow sticks.
Zara Larsson goes braless in white crop top as she leaves Radio 1 in the heatwave
"The
energy
will be high, no sitting down in your chair."
In 2023, Zara previously opened up to The Sun about the
The Lush Life hitmaker admitted she has had to overcome sexism to make her name in music.
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The singer said: 'I think it happens everywhere when you are a young girl and you are working.
'I have been lucky to have a good team around me.
'I try to surround myself with a lot of women, I really do.
'I do feel like I have been really protected because I have always had my mom with me or I have had someone in the studio with me.
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'But I have been in weird situations, sadly, and now am I even more picky with who I want to work with.'
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She said: 'There are a lot of people before me that have paved the way for
pop music
but it is incredible to be Swedish and to make pop.
'Sometimes people look at you in a funny way, but when you say I am Swedish and I do pop, they gasp and say, 'You know what you are doing!' '
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Zara took to the Capital Summertime Ball stage on Sunday
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