Niall Horan revealed that he intends to “disappear” for a while, during his final performance on the last day of his successful world tour, ‘The Show,’ tour last October 9, 2024.
“This stands from tomorrow onwards, you’ll never find me. I’m gonna be hungover as f*** tomorrow! And I’m gonna disappear for a while. I’m gonna make you guys a brand new album, and I will be back, I promise,” The One Direction star said.
Horan, earlier on, described his current album ‘The Show’ as “more mature” than his previous works — ‘Heartbreak Weather’ and ‘Flicker.’
“It’s definitely the most different, the sound of it has matured a lot. It’s kind of a conceptual album about the things in your life. ‘The Show’ is a metaphor for life in this case, and all the spokes of the wheel that makeup your life experience,” the pop star said, speaking to BANG Showbiz.
Despite Horan’s fame around the world, he admitted that he has never really “got used to” being famous globally.
He further explained that upon pondering, the worldwide fame concept is “crazy” and that he is still shocked to see fans camping out to see him.
“If you get used to the attention that comes with this job, there’s something wrong with you. But it’s crazy, isn’t it? When you take a deep dive into it. It is nuts that on a cold, wet afternoon in Toronto, they are all out there in their thousands. I heard they were all out there camping, I wouldn’t recommend it next time. But thank you!” he expressed his adoration for his fan’s dedication during a candid chat with Entertainment Tonight in Toronto, Canada.
He also added that he is asked every day about reuniting and an idea of a reunion with his One Direction bandmates
“I’m not surprised about it but I do get asked about [a reunion] every day. Every day. I don’t know anything about it, there hasn’t been a conversation, but I’m sure if there is one, then you’ll know about it. That’s the same every time. I agree with Harry, though. Same thing as he said,” the hitmaker said.
The hitmaker’s tour began last February 2024 in Belfast and ended on October 9 in Colombia.
Niall Horan, along with his former bandmates, is mourning the loss of fellow bandmate Liam Payne, who passed away on October 16.
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