Johnny Orlando Exposed a New Fantastic Deluxe Album "all the things that could go wrong"

Global pop artist Johnny Orlando takes us on a ride in new deluxe album “all the things that could go wrong” via Universal Music Canada/Republic Records.

Orlando’s debut album, all the things that could go wrong, has been a long time coming and finds the 19-year-old Canadian rising star at his emotional, lyrical, and sonic best, delivering on the promise of over a decade spent climbing the music industry ladder. With over 65 million global streams since its release, all the things that could go wrong is an album about “letting it blur,” and the 19-year-old singer-songwriter forges new creative ground by blurring vulnerable, piercing lyrics with bombastic and energetic sounds.

On Wednesday, November 2, Johnny kicked off his supporting slot on Ali Gatie’s Who Hurt You Tour in San Francisco. Playing again tonight at The Belasco Theater in Los Angeles, the North American tour will make stops in Austin, Atlanta, New York, Montréal, Vancouver and more, including two shows in Johnny’s hometown of Toronto at HISTORY. Following his third consecutive win, Orlando was recently honoured with his fourth nomination at the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Canadian Act.

Johnny Orlando - 'all the things that could go wrong' deluxe album — Johnny Orlando – ‘all the things that could go wrong’ deluxe album

Signed to Universal Music Canada / Republic Records and sporting an enviable social media – TikTok (10.4 million), Instagram (6.4 million) and YouTube (4.73 million), as well as over 3.6 million monthly Spotify listeners – Johnny is the voice a generation needed to hear, and all the things that could go wrong is the joyous result of 18 months of hard work, honesty, growth, and self-proclaimed perfectionism. Encompassing an impressive breadth of subjects – think anxiety, the pressure that comes with growing up with social media, relationship highs and lows, drinking, and more – “this is what I’ll be judged on as a benchmark,” Johnny says. “I set out to make an album I’d want to listen to,” he adds. “And this album is everything I always dreamed it could be.”