Beloved '90s Singer, 57, Gets 'Glammed Up' For Special Announcement and Looks Breathtaking
The '90s were a magical time for entertainment, but it was a particularly special time for female artists. The surge of singer-songwriter women that happened gave us some of the most prolific artists in our lifetime, and a severely underrated one is Sarah McLachlan, 57.The "I Will Remember You" artist not only created some of the most gorgeous ballads of the '90s, she orchestrated one of the most memorable all-female festivals, Lilith Fair. Just one month ago, McLachlan announced that new music was on the way and yesterday, she made it even more official with a quick TikTok post.
Her glam-team had her glowing as she announced that the new music release tomorrow Jun 26, as well as a new music video (which she hasn't done in years). Fans were thrilled to hear the announcement and were taken back by just how incredible she looks.
"So gorgeous!!! Glad to see you back!! Your music is some of my favorite," wrote one fan.
"Not only do you have an ethereal voice, but you are even more beautiful than ever," one long-time fan commented. "Thank you for gracing us with your gift."
The name of the newest album hasn't been released yet, but it is sure to include her many musical talents from playing the piano to strumming a ukulele and of course her iconic voice.
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