Hours after posting about the new album on her official Instagram, she also revealed that a one-night-only virtual performance is also in the works entitled, “Unstaged.”[video_embed id='1858207']RELATED: Here’s why Alicia Keys missed her first Grammy win[/video_embed]“I’m performing the music from ALICIA and other favs in a visual, sonic and emotional wonderland that @americanexpress helped me bring to life!!” she captioned her post, which featured a colourful, short video of her fading into focus. “One night only!! I can’t wait to rock with you. I’ve missed you so much! Will you be there?? “Save the date 9.18.20 ✨?✨ https://t.co/fP7293upZD pic.twitter.com/GxBNiUrYCY
— Alicia Keys (@aliciakeys) September 14, 2020
RSVP’s and tickets can only be purchased through www.AmexUnstagedALICIA.com.While the track-listing for “ALICIA” hasn’t been shared just yet, we have a sneaking suspicion some of the songs she’s released in recent months might make the final cut, such as "Time Machine,” “Underdog,” “Show Me Love” (featuring Miguel), “So Done” (featuring Khalid), “Love Looks Better,” “Perfect Way to Die” and “Good Job.”Keys has had a busy 2020 despite quarantine and the entertainment shutdown. After hosting the Grammys earlier this year, she also engaged in an epic piano battle with mega-star John Legend to celebrate Juneteenth.Other much-anticipated releases that were forced into a delay because of the pandemic include Lady Gaga’s latest album “Chromatica,”which was finally released in May, and the new James Bond flick, No Time To Die, which is set to drop this November.[video_embed id='2034760']Before you go: Kelly Clarkson opens up about divorce, calls her 2020 a 'dumpster'[/video_embed]