New live Album: Pitchfork reports that Pop superstar Dua Lipa reveals plans to release “Live From The Royal Albert Hall” on December 6, capturing her October 17 performance featuring the 53-piece Heritage Orchestra, 14-member choir, and special guest Elton John.
Ambitious Production Unveiled: As Clashmusic reports, the 20-track album reimagines Lipa’s “Radical Optimism” album alongside career-spanning hits, showcasing new orchestral arrangements. “For the longest time, I’ve had this idea to reimagine my music with an orchestra,” Lipa explains, describing the project as “a dream come true.”
- Two-act performance structure
- Features surprise Elton John duet
Broadcast Plans Expand: The concert will reach global audiences through multiple platforms. ITV airs the special on December 8 in the UK, while CBS and Paramount+ will broadcast on December 15 in the US, including behind-the-scenes interviews exploring Lipa’s career journey.
Physical Release Details: The album arrives in multiple formats, including a deluxe 2LP set featuring four concert images, an eight-page booklet, and innovative die-cut cover allowing fans to swap between different show photographs.
Career Milestone Achieved: The release caps a remarkable year for Lipa, following her Glastonbury Festival headline performance and announcement of a 2025 stadium tour.
