American music maestro Bruno Mars is all set to make a wild and exciting comeback in February with a solo album. It's been a minute since he last released his solo album-24K Magic which was released in 2016 and after that, the singer mostly did special releases and collaborations. His last collaboration with BLACKPINK’s lead singer, Rose, titled APT. emerged as a great party song and became the fastest Asia and K-pop music video to reach billions of views on YouTube.
On January 6, Bruno Mars shared a post on X and revealed to his fans that he is coming out with a new album. In his post, he wrote, "My Album Is Done". Upon making the announcement, his fans started questioning him about the album's name and its release date out of sheer excitement.
A few days later, on January 8, the singer took to his X and made an official announcement about his solo album. Sharing the poster, he wrote, "New music this Friday, The Romantic coming 2.27. Preorder at http://Brunomars.com."
New music this Friday 🫂
— Bruno Mars (@BrunoMars) January 7, 2026
The Romantic coming 2.27 🌹♥️
Preorder at https://t.co/ghcdaneyea pic.twitter.com/jeKK9vXbMP
As soon as he dropped the exciting news, his fans flooded his social media with congratulatory messages and started pouring their love on him.
One of the users commented, "Awwwww SHITTTTT!!! Let's gooooooo!!!" Another user commented, "Patiently waiting mister." An excited fam commented, "I know what the radio will play all summer long." "Can’t wait, Bruno always delivers the vibes," added another fan.
Bruno Mars’ Career
Peter Gene Hernandez, famously known as Bruno Mars, began his music career after he moved to Los Angeles. At the beginning of his career, he joined The Smeezigtons, which is a production company that writes songs for other famous singers.
After rigirous hardwork, his big breakthrough came in 2010, with fan favourite songs like Just The Way You Are and Grenade. These songs helped him establish a strong name and earned him his first Grammy Award.
In a decades-long career, he has three solo albums written in his name. His first solo album was Doo-Wops & Hooligans, which was released in 2010. His second solo album, Unorthodox Jukebox, was released in 2012 and his third album, before his almost decade-long dry spell, was 24K Magic.
