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Lorde’s name has dominated headlines the past few days as she brings her Ultrasound world tour to packed UK arenas for the first time in four years celebrating her acclaimed new album Virgin. Her stop at London’s O2 Arena has been especially buzzy thanks to a surprise onstage appearance by Stranger Things star Sadie Sink. NME captured the viral moment as Sink, a self-confessed Lorde superfan, joined the singer for a wild, joyous dance-off to Green Light. The stage lights flooded green as fans and the two hugged it out, marking a memorable pop culture crossover. Lorde’s O2 run continues through November 19 and 20, with fans and critics alike describing the shows as euphoric and visually stunning according to Clash Music and Ticketmaster reviews.
But the London gig also made news for a more serious reason. The Guardian and Stereogum report that O2 Arena security controversially confiscated Palestine-themed shirts from attendees, citing venue policy, despite Lorde herself having repeatedly voiced support for Palestine during her shows including the now-notorious mid-song shout of free Palestine. The venue apologized publicly following social media outcry, stating it would review security procedures. This follows Lorde’s participation in the No Music For Genocide boycott, geoblocking her music in Israel last month in solidarity with the movement.
On social media, Lorde has generated significant conversation as fans hunt for last-minute Ultrasound tour tickets and share clips of her outspoken stage presence and high-energy performances. Buzz has intensified ahead of next year now that Lorde has officially been announced as a headliner for the 2026 All Points East Festival in London’s Victoria Park. LADbible highlights that Lorde will be sharing the bill with Tyler the Creator, Deftones, PinkPantheress and Zara Larsson. General ticket sales open November 20 with a rush of early-buying hacks already being spread among fans. Industry watchers note this booking signals Lorde’s continued stature as a defining pop and alternative tastemaker with sustained global draw. Looking ahead, the European leg of the tour wraps next month in Stockholm before she heads to Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, and then to Australia and New Zealand in early 2026, ensuring Lorde’s biographical timeline remains as eventful and headline-grabbing as ever.
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