The solo artist and the group had a brief social media feud, calling one another out for their behavior following the exit. When Cabello left Fifth Harmony in December, it was clear she wasn’t on the best of terms with her group members. On Sunday, singer Dinah Jane Hansen responded to a fan who was counting down the release of the new album. “It’s about someone I thought would be in my life forever… but then you wake up from that dream,” she explained.ĭuring her set, Cabello performed several popular tunes including “Havana,” “OMG” and “Bad Things.” The singer also surprised fans by whipping out an electric guitar for her last song, “I’ll Never Be the Same.”Ĭabello’s praised festival performance comes just days before her former group is set to release their self-titled third studio album. thank you so much for having us at #Hot100fest /jjabhz2DZI- camila August 21, 2017 “This is my first time performing this live, it has so much weight to me,” she told the crowd. In the video, Cabello was shown taking pictures with fans, getting ready with her backup dancers and hitting the stage, where she showed off her best moves and sung her heart out.īefore performing her single “I Have Questions,” the singer confessed that she was feeling a ton of pressure during her festival set.
thank you so much for having us at #Hot100fest,” she tweeted.
On Monday, Cabello shared a video summing up her festival experience. On Sunday, the 20-year-old hit the stage at the festival for a 35 minute solo set where she performed several songs off of her upcoming album, debuted some new tunes to the ecstatic crowd and, later on, made an appearance during Major Lazer’s performance. Over the weekend, the “Love Incredible” singer performed for the f irst time at the Billboard Hot 100 Music Festival as a solo artist. Getty Imagesįifth Harmony may be on the cusp of debuting their third studio album as a quartet, but former group member Camila Cabello just hit a career milestone all on her own. The singer is pictured attending the Billboard Music Awards on in Las Vegas. “We tried our best to be ourselves, we were also adolescents,” Jauregui said, “so you have to think about who you were at that age and being thrown in front of cameras.Camila Cabello hit the stage for her first festival performance as a solo artist. “Imagine the shame and insecurity.”įifth Harmony got together in 2012 - Jauregui was just 16 at the time - after each member participated on “The X-Factor.”
“That’s why you see so many people dying inside,” she said. Jauregui said that being tied to a label forces musicians to create calculated images because they’re meant to have mass appeal. “That’s what separates a lot of artists from others - the connection.” “When you’re really disconnected from who you are and you’re ashamed of it, you can write and tell a story, but you can never really tell your story,” Jauregui explained of her calculated persona. In her first move since the band announced its break, the 21-year-old singer posed in lingerie and revealed to Playboy how fake her image had to be while in the group.
FITH HARMONY NAILS FREE
Lauren Jauregui is free to be whoever she wants now that Fifth Harmony is on an indefinite hiatus.
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