“Save Your Tears” was formally released as the fourth single from The Weeknd’s critically acclaimed and record breaking fourth studio album, After Hours, on Aug. 9, 2020.

Save your tears for another day: The Weeknd will return to Los Angeles on Thanksgiving weekend for a pair of performances to make up for his abruptly canceled Sept. 3 show.

When The Weeknd took his song “Can’t Feel My Face” to the top of the charts in 2015, many listeners naturally wondered what exactly he meant by the phrase. (A narcotic reaction, perhaps ...

The collaboration marks each artist’s seventh Hot 100 No. 1 – and their second together, after “Save Your Tears” led in 2021 for two weeks. If you need a guide to follow along with The ...

The Weeknd has a song titled “Save Your Tears,” which Gomez could be alluding to with her lyrics. The line raised eyebrows with listeners, especially since she mentioned “the weekend” in ...

The Weeknd committed the ultimate Bay Area sin during the first of two Levi's Stadium shows in Santa Clara, mixing up the ...

The Weeknd and Ariana Grande joined forces once again to release their ... They joined forces in 2014 for "Love Me Harder," followed by 2020's "Off the Table" and 2021's "Save Your Tears ...

With hits like “Blinding Lights” and “Save Your Tears,” the Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, has sold more than 75 million records and won four Grammys. He was the top male artist ...

But save your tears, the 33-year-old performer isn’t done making music or pursuing other artistic ventures. Tesfaye opened up about his renewed identity and life changes in a May 8 interview ...

The Weeknd fans have the ability to watch the 48-minute film on Spotify in nearly all markets. The film also features voiceover of the artist reflecting on his career and expressing gratitude to fans.