Alexander Stewart Shares His Bleeding Heart

With over half a billion streams to his name and as one of Spotify’s Pop Rising Artists to Watch in 2024, Alexander Stewart has released his debut album bleeding heart. The album features 12 tracks, including broken by you.

Alexander Stewart (Erik Melvin)

“This album is a combination of the last 3 years of my life, and making it was truly the most beautiful, exciting, painful, trying, insane thing I’ve ever done,” Stewart says. “I’m so excited for you to hear it and for these songs to help guide and lift you in whatever stage of the journey you are on! I can’t WAIT to be screaming these with you on tour.”

Watch the visualiser for new single how dare you below:

Written over the course of the last three years in between touring dates and amidst achieving international success, bleeding heart features Stewart’s massive hits blame’s on me and i wish you cheated, the latter of which launched with a viral TikTok campaign that saw over 45 million views and led to the singer’s late-night TV debut performance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (watch here). Following his performance, the single became a Top 20 radio hit and broke into Billboard’s Hot 100 chart in Canada. In addition, the album includes if you only knew, which Stewart debuted an emotional performance of on Late Night With Seth Meyers last December and was also named one of Rolling Stone’s ‘Songs You Need To Know.’

Alexander Stewart

Alexander Stewart (Erik Melvin)

Earlier this week, Alexander Stewart kicked off his The Bleeding Hearts Tour, which spans 31 dates across North America, the UK and Europe. Previously, he has toured with artists including Charlie Puth, Benson Boone and Eric Nam, as well as for his international headlining Blame’s On Me Tour, where he performed in front of his rapidly growing fan base that has expanded to over 500 million global streams, 300 million views on YouTube and 130 million likes on TikTok.

The Bleeding Hearts UK Tour Dates:

June 13 – Manchester, UK – Yes
June 14 – Birmingham, UK – O2 Academy 3
June 16 – Bristol, UK – Exchange
June 17 – London, UK – Lafayette London

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Alexander Stewart Shares His Bleeding Heart

Alexander Stewart (Erik Melvin)

Alexander Stewart

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