2hollis has announced a new album, Pirouette, out on November 11th via Interscope. Serving as 2hollis’ second album since signing to Interscope in 2024 and his fifth overall, Pirouette follows Star, which was named one of the best albums of April 2025. Per a press release, the new album finds 2hollis embracing the “more romantic and expressive side of his artistry.” So far, he’s previewed the new project with July’s “Hurt” and last week’s “Sex.” The album also features artwork from Yoshitaka Amano, who described Hollis as “close to the kind of character I have always drawn — as though he had stepped directly out of one of my paintings.”
New Music and Upcoming Performances
Last year, 2hollis was named an Emerging Artist to Watch. Since then, he’s played nearly every major music festival in the US, opened for Lorde during her “Ultrasound Tour”, and guested on Ken Carson’s new album xperiment. Next, he’ll play Camp Flog Gnaw in Los Angeles this November. Get tickets to see 2hollis here.
Album Artwork and Details
The Pirouette artwork, designed by Yoshitaka Amano, has been revealed, showcasing the album’s theme and style. With the announcement of Pirouette, fans are eagerly anticipating the release of 2hollis’ new music.
In conclusion, 2hollis is set to make a significant impact with his upcoming album Pirouette, which promises to showcase his growth and artistry. With his impressive track record and upcoming performances, 2hollis is definitely an artist to watch in the music industry.
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