The 16-year-old singer took total creative control over his new music from start to finish and worked with tons of different people, making every song unique.
“Every song is a reflection of how I’m actually feeling. Teenage Fever kind of looks inside my head and shares a sound that’s more authentic than it has ever been. The songs are about experiences I’ve had – things I think all teenagers can relate to – especially while trying to navigate the high school years,” Johnny explained.
You can now download Teenage Fever on iTunes or stream it below…
Johnny Orlando glows against a blue orb in his new music video for “Sleep”.
The visual was directed by Justin Schaefers with creative direction by Andy Slater and shot in Los Angeles. it also
“’Sleep’ is all about living in the moment, and not wanting that moment to end,” Johnny shared about the track. “It’s about being with someone you like so much you just don’t want to be apart from them – staying up all night, having fun. Actually, that’ exactly what we did when we were making this video! It was such a blast to shoot and I can’t wait to share it with my fans.”
“Sleep” is the second single from Johnny’s upcoming debut EP, Teenage Fever, out on March 15th.
Get ready – Johnny Orlando is gearing up to hit the road!
The 16-year-old singer announced his Teenage Fever Tour, kicking off at the end of April. The tour shares the same name as his debut EP, which he also just announced.
“beyond excited to announce the first leg of the #TeenageFeverTour! tickets & vip upgrades on sale MONDAY february 18th at 10am locally on johnnyorlandomusic.com i can’t wait to perform new music & see you guys again lets gooo🖤 (support acts tba),” he shared on Instagram.
Over the weekend, Johnny uploaded a couple of shirtless pics while enjoying his vacation.
“on vacation right now seriously counting my blessings. the support you guys have shown me these past few days reminds me why i love what i do so much. i can’t wait for teenage fever to drop & to get back on the road and see u all again. ❤️,” he captioned the snaps. Check them out below!
The 16-year-old musician had been teasing fans for quite a while with lyrics from his new songs, before announcing the release date and revealing the album artwork on Instagram for Valentine’s Day.
“I can’t believe it’s finally here,” Johnny started. “After a year of working on this project I’m so excited to finally announce my debut EP ‘Teenage Fever’ out March 15th.”
The pre-order and the first single called “Sleep” will be out tonight, February 15th.
“I can’t wait for you guys to hear this new music, this is the next chapter,” Johnny added.
The 15-year-old singer made an appearance on Zach Sang Show to talk about his latest single “Last Summer” and more.
During the interview, he revealed that LSD‘s song “Genius” heavily inspired the song, and he talked about his upcoming EP.
“The EP is coming out, I’m not allowed to say specifics, but next spring,” Johnny told host Zach Sang. “It is [done]. We have the tracklist, we have everything, everything good to go. We might do a couple more sessions if we can get really cool producers, but we don’t have anything planned as of now.”
Johnny also talked about his good friend Mackenzie Ziegler, his sisters, and more. Check out the full interview below!
Johnny Orlando Talks Last Summer, Mackenzie Ziegler and New Music on ‘Zach Sang Show’
Ally Brooke tried to bundle up in her chic, icy white look for the 2018 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City on Thursday (November 22).
After performing at the annual event, the 25-year-old “Vamanos” singer joked that she was frozen solid after the frigid temperatures.
“Me after the @macys Thanksgiving Day Parade bc I actually froze being in the 20 degree weather for 2 hours,” Ally captioned with a funny video on her Instagram. Check it out below!
Kenzie Ziegler and Johnny Orlando pose for a cute pic just ahead of rehearsals for Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on Tuesday night (November 20) in New York City.
The two longtime friends and musicians will be performing their duet, “What If”, on the Big City Cheer! float.
