Jade Releases “That’s Showbiz Baby,” Her First Solo Album Additionally, the first headline tour

The former member of Little Mix has revealed her first complete body of work and said that she will be embarking on her first solo tour of the UK and Ireland in October and November.

On the collection, the “Angel of My Dreams” vocalist collaborated with well-known artists as Pablo Bowman, RAYE, Cirkut, Lostboy, and Mike Sabath.

Dublin, Belfast, Brighton, Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds, Birmingham, and Newcastle are among the places the tour visits before coming to an end in London’s famous Roundhouse.

“This album has been years in the making, so I’m incredibly excited to finally let everyone know when it’s coming out,” Jade stated. “That’s Showbiz Baby!” is a collection of work of which I am extremely proud and eager to share it with the world. Another fantasy come true is getting to play the album live later this year. I want to see you all on tour.

Given that Jade recently acknowledged that she might have “sold her soul” for fame, the album’s title seems poignant.

The 32-year-old pop artist, who was in her late teens when she and Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, and Jesy Nelson won the UK version of “The X Factor” as part of Little Mix, said that she simply “signed on the dotted line” without giving it any thought. 

During an episode of “The Assembly,” where neurodivergent people ask all the questions, she was asked whether she felt like she had “sold her soul.” She said, “You’ve trumped me. Perhaps a small amount at first.

When I signed on the dotted line, I was quite young.

However, I have gained a greater understanding of the sector over the years.

As I’ve earned greater creative freedom, I’ve been collecting pieces of my soul back, much like [Marvel superhero] Thanos with the stones.

The singer of “IT Girl” also acknowledged that she believes the genre in which she rose to fame is over, but she is unsure if music mogul Simon Cowell, who founded the “X Factor” and “Got Talent” franchises and oversaw Syco Music, will go. 

“I think it’s the end of that kind of TV show or music label,” she stated.

“That age is coming to an end, in my opinion.

“But I’m not sure if Simon Cowell’s career has ended specifically.”

The line “sold my soul to a psycho” from her song “Angel of my Dreams” was previously assumed to be a jab at Simon, although Jade later explained in an interview that it wasn’t always the case.

Beat magazine quoted her as saying: “It’s not about that precisely.

However, I wanted the song to reflect my experience and how it has felt to go from starting out in the music industry to the present. That explains why the tune seems so disorganized.

When you win and are thrown into the industry, the beginning is like the music to that montage segment on The X Factor.

She went on, “I don’t want to sit here and criticize my life’s last thirteen years.” I’m quite content and joyful. However, there are highs and lows, just like in every career. It’s important to write it in a way that doesn’t make me feel bad, but that’s just life and my reality.

The “Showbiz Baby!” pre-order is currently available at shop.jadeofficial.com.