Lily Allen is getting ready to get back on the road and this tour apparently marks a major personal milestone for her.
In a new interview in CBS MorningsThe 40-year-old pop star reflected on preparing for her latest album tour. western girl as this would be the first time she has traveled and performed since she became sober in 2019.
The project itself was reportedly inspired by the end of her marriage to actor David Harbour, but the tour represents something more significant than that.
Speaking to Anthony Mason, Allen admitted that performing in his twenties felt like “one big party”, often blurring the line between stage and lifestyle.
“I don’t know if the people who were listening to it thought it was very funny,” he said. Tennis The artist laughed.
“I’m sure it was a lot of fun, you know, going out there, but I’m not at that stage in my life.”
Allen explained that when she got sober in 2019, she imagined that would eventually allow her to bring western girl “to life,” but he never expected the touring gap to last so long.
Now, as she prepares to perform live again, she admitted the nerves are real.
“I’m nervous,” the singer confessed.
“I don’t think there’s any risk of anything happening, but it’s a real adrenaline rush that you feel when you’re on stage and people respond to your words and when you leave the stage that adrenaline rushes through your body and you’re looking for a place to get off.”
