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Engelbert Humperdinck Announces New Album, Says He’ll Sing Until ‘God Calls Me’
✍️ Manila Bulletin
🗓 29 Aug 2026, 11:18 AM
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Veteran crooner Engelbert Humperdinck revealed he is releasing a new album and has no plans to retire, insisting he will continue performing until he feels called by God.
British singer Engelbert Humperdinck, whose career spans six decades, announced on Monday that he is working on a new studio album. The news, reported by the Manila Bulletin, marks his first major release since his 2022 compilation.
In a candid interview, Humperdinck dismissed retirement rumours, stating, “I want to keep going until God calls me.” He emphasized that his passion for music remains undiminished and that the upcoming record will feature a blend of classic ballads and contemporary arrangements.
The crooner, best known for hits such as “Release Me” and “The Last Waltz,” has continued touring internationally despite advancing age. Industry analysts note that his decision to record new material underscores a broader trend of veteran artists leveraging nostalgia while appealing to newer audiences.
Fans can expect the album later this year, with pre‑order details to be announced through his official channels. Humperdinck’s enduring popularity suggests the release could perform strongly on both legacy and streaming charts.
As he prepares for the launch, Humperdinck remains committed to live performances, hinting at a possible world tour that would coincide with the album’s promotion.
In a candid interview, Humperdinck dismissed retirement rumours, stating, “I want to keep going until God calls me.” He emphasized that his passion for music remains undiminished and that the upcoming record will feature a blend of classic ballads and contemporary arrangements.
The crooner, best known for hits such as “Release Me” and “The Last Waltz,” has continued touring internationally despite advancing age. Industry analysts note that his decision to record new material underscores a broader trend of veteran artists leveraging nostalgia while appealing to newer audiences.
Fans can expect the album later this year, with pre‑order details to be announced through his official channels. Humperdinck’s enduring popularity suggests the release could perform strongly on both legacy and streaming charts.
As he prepares for the launch, Humperdinck remains committed to live performances, hinting at a possible world tour that would coincide with the album’s promotion.