Now, she’s signed to Barker’s DTA records and has released her first single, “Bite Me,” off her upcoming album. And in November, she posted a teaser of her newest song on TikTok with Travis Barker playing the drums, which currently has 23.1 million views. Lavigne made her TikTok debut earlier this summer, greasing the wheels of the ever-spinning 20-year trend cycle by posting a skateboarding video with Tony Hawk, because it’s 2002 all over again. Of course, Lavigne has released new music since 2004, but that is if you count the Harajuku era, which was so misplaced it contributed to a long-running conspiracy theory that the artist actually passed away in 2003 and was replaced by a lookalike named Melissa. And that’s saying a lot, considering that the revival has also brought us Olivia Rodrigo and the return of the plaid pleated skirt. Not a bad career for somebody who is potentially going to accumulate much more success with the launch of her new album in the New Year.Nothing better has come along with the pop-punk revival than new Avril Lavigne music. Lavigne has also been nominated for eight Grammy Awards for her debut album, ‘Let Go’ and was the first singer to generate over 100 million views on YouTube for her hit, “Girlfriend”. Lavigne was also voted by Billboard as number 10 pop artist in the “Best of the 2000’s” chart. Overall, Lavigne has been nominated for over 300 awards and taken home 221 of them, an amazing achievement considering the amount of competition that exists.
In 2003, Lavigne won an International Achievement Award for the song “Complicated” and also holds a Guinness World Record as being the youngest female solo artist to top the UK album chart. To date, Lavigne has shifted 50 million singles and 40 million albums worldwide, making her one of the most successful artists of the modern era. Her fourth and fifth albums, ‘Goodbye Lullaby’ (2011) and ‘Avril Lavigne’ (2013), generated further success for Lavigne before she took some time away from the music industry. The lead single for ‘The Best Damn Thing’ is “Girlfriend”, arguably her most famous hit which made the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the United States. Lavigne’s second album, ‘Under My Skin’, generated further success and this paved the way for her third studio album in 2007 (‘The Best Damn Thing’). That album was ‘Let Go’, which defined Lavigne’s genre as a “Pop Punk Queen” which ultimately set her skate/punk persona for years to come.
Her first single, “Complicated”, really put her on the map and she was the youngest female soloist to have a number-one album in the United Kingdom. Lavigne shot to fame in the early noughties, after she was signed by Arista Records in a deal worth $2m after impressing bosses of the record label. Lavigne can now look ahead after a difficult last few years, and fans will be keen to see her get back to her best. To help me see through the stormy weather.
“Praying to God for Him to help me just keep my head above the water. Unable to breathe,” Lavigne said of the illness. Like I was in a river being pulled in a current. Like I was going underwater and I just needed to come up for air. Lavigne contracted the disease in 2014 but it was until the latter part of the same year she started to develop the symptoms. The songs themselves are in reference to relationships ending and her battle with lyme disease.
Initially, Lavigne announced her intentions to make a comeback in September of this year when she released the “Head Above Water” song, alongside “Tell Me It’s Over”.
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Lavigne has spent a lot of time away from the industry in recent years after battling lyme disease, but now she is making a comeback after returning to full health. ‘Head Above Water’, which is Lavigne’s sixth album in total, is available to pre-order now and fans of the pop star will be eagerly excited to listen to her new music. It’s been five years since Avril Lavigne last released an album, but the Canadian singer/songwriter has confirmed her newest work will be available on February 15 th 2019.
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