Big Time Rush Wants More Than Just Your ‘Weekends’ on Glowing New Song
Big Time Rush are ready to cap off a big year with even more new music. The boy band, who reunited in 2021 after a seven-year hiatus, are dropping a deluxe edition of their new album Another Life on November 10th. To roll out the new edition, the group is giving fans “Weekends,” a smooth new track and one of five songs on the project.
On the track, the quartet lament how a lover only calls them on the weekends. They want more from this situationship but the object of their affection is a ghost the rest of the week. In the video, directed by Michael B. Chait, the band is seen performing together onstage. Between scenes, they’re shown in a club chasing after the mystery girl who slithers away from them every time they catch a glance of her.
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Big Time Rush released Another Life in June of this year on their independent label Bought the Rights and BMG. It was the group’s first album in decade as well as first off their Nickelodeon contract. Before putting out a new project, the group had been extensively touring since announcing a couple shows in 2021. Their Forever Tour in 2022 was a long time coming, with the group selling out arenas and amphitheaters, including Madison Square Garden. In June, they embarked on their Can’t Get Enough Tour, which wrapped in August.
“Being back together for both sold-out tours was just like old times,” Big Time Rush tells Rolling Stone in a joint statement. “We’re so comfortable on stage, it really feels natural to be there. That’s the best part of the job by far. We’ve had a lot of fun these last two summers and loved seeing the fans embrace the new music.”
The deluxe edition of Another Life will be out November 10th.
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