On this week's episode of the PopShop podcast, Meghan_Trainor chats about her new album TreatMyself, what she wants listeners to think after listening to it & more Listen to the full episode here:
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Meghan Trainor Had a ‘Mental Breakdown’ on Live TV After Last Album ReleaseMeghan Trainor opened up about having a ‘mental breakdown’ on live TV after her last album was released — details
Read more »
Meghan Trainor Says She Developed a Panic Disorder After Undergoing Vocal SurgeriesSinger Meghan Trainor developed a panic disorder in 2017 after undergoing vocal surgeries. She says she thought her panic attack was an allergic reaction.
Read more »
Meghan Trainor Isn’t Thrilled Her Song and Niall Horan's Share a NameGreat minds?
Read more »
Meghan Trainor on the Mental Breakdown That Forced Her to Take a Break: 'I Finally Collapsed'After thinking she had 'everything,' Meghan_Trainor was forced to put her physical and mental health first.
Read more »
Meghan Trainor on Recruiting Nicki Minaj & Pussycat Dolls for 'Treat Myself,' Knowing *This* Song Was 'The Flame'Meghan Trainor guest stars on the new Billboard Pop Shop Podcast to discuss her first full-length album in three-and-a-half years, “Treat Myself,” and how “so much has changed” since her last album came out way back in 2016. “I’m a way different person, in the best ways,” she says, “I’m much happier.” Plus, she dishes on collaborating with Nicki Minaj and The Pussycat Dolls on the “fun, emotional and dancey” album, and what she wants listeners to think after hearing the album: “That they're not alone, and they're allowed to be happy, and that life is awesome, and we only get … this one chance, and this is it … so live it up!”
Read more »
Watch Meghan Trainor Debut 'Blink' and See Shania Twain Rock Her Hits at Red Dress Collection NYFW ShowSeveral powerful female celebrities rocked the runway on Wednesday night (Feb. 5) for the American Heart Association's Go Red For Women Red Dress Collection 2020 event, which took over New York City's Hammerstein Ballroom.
Read more »