Ari Lennox released her debut album, "Shea Butter Baby," in 2019, leaving fans eager for a new release. But, in a series of since-deleted tweets, the "Up Late" singer explained that she wouldn't be releasing any new projects until it "feels right."
On March 4, Lennox shared a tweet teasing her sophomore album, which was only three songs away from being complete at the time. "So proud of my future sophomore album," she wrote. "Still seeking 3 more songs and then issa wrap ❤️ It will be here this year."
Fulfilling fans' dreams, the "Pressure" singer released her second studio album, "Age/Sex/Location," on Sept. 9. In a since-deleted post on Instagram, Lennox explained what the album title means to her. "Transitional space. Very vulnerable codependent and validation seeking part of my life," she wrote. "I remember the countless times I was kicked out of dating apps because they didn't think I was really myself, it reminded me of those age/sex/location days where I actually wasn't being myself in those chat rooms."
On Nov. 18, Lennox also added new tour dates to her 2023 "Age/Sex/Location" North American tour, which kicks off in Las Vegas on Jan. 26 and ends in Washington DC on March 29. "Y'all have been showing out since I announced the Age / Sex / Location tour and I want to say THANK YOU ❤️❤️😘😘 Just added a few more dates!!!" she captioned a post on Instagram.
