Where Do We Go? World Tour

Where we go? World Tour is the fourth world concert tour of American singer-songwriter Billie Eilish, in support of her debut studio album titled When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go ?. The tour began on March nine, two thousand twenty in Miami, at the American Airlines Arena and was scheduled to conclude on September seven, two thousand twenty in Jakarta but the tour was paused on March twelve and the rest of the tour was postponed due to the pandemic. Of two thousand nineteen- two thousand twenty coronavirus disease.

 

Billie's new look at the Oscars

 Who would have expected that the transgressive Billie Eilish would arrive on the red carpet at the Oscars two thousand twenty with a conventional, minimalist and discreet design? Nobody, of course. And the forecasts were one hundred percent correct.

 The alternative pop singer posed in front of the cameras with a sports-inspired outfit and something from the 80's composed of a jacket with the typology of jean cameras. oversize pants, a trend that has been in fashion for some seasons, fingerless gloves and combined black and white sneakers.

 Not to be overlooked: the acrylic nails with foil nail art, enameled in black, extremely long and with a smooth finish also show a proposal that is be very present.

 

Billie at the Oscars

 On February nine, Billie Eilish covered the song "Yesterday" by The Beatles, at the Oscars, in tribute to all those who died between editions.

She later called her performance garbage in an interview for New Music Dialy.
She explained that she was not with her people, but with great movie stars and felt quite nervous although people consider it a great performance, memorable.

The Oscars are not my people ... You know what I mean, I'm not used to that. At least at the Grammys I was not afraid because they were artists, they were my people ... I knew almost all of them and they knew me. She said.

 

Billie's new release

Billie Eilish released her new song, No Time to Die composed by her, on February thirteen, which is the main theme of the new James Bond 007 movie No Time to Die, which premiered on April two of this year two thousand twenty.

It has broken the record of views of, surpassing Adele, in another edition.Currently, it has thirty-seven million six hundred forty- nine thousand ninety views and 1.6 million likes on YouTube, although in Spain it has been a bit of disappointmend, after the hype it gave at the Grammys, for that reason it is at number forty three in the Spanish charts.
It was number one in the United States and Ireland, number three in the Netherlands, Sweden and Norway, but in Italy and France it was number twenty-five and twenty-six.

Stairway to heaven

In artistic careers, as in love, age does not seem to matter and in two thousand nineteen - in the era of streaming - much less does it matter whether or not you have a published album. But there are those who go overboard, who stretch these contemporary standards to the extreme. Only seventeen years old and with no album on the market, Billie Eilish (Los Angeles, two thousand and one) is the new queen of gloomy, dark pop.