Dolly Parton is about to premiere new tracks from her upcoming album ‘Rockstar’ in cinemas worldwide subsequent month.

Yesterday (October 25), Parton took to social media to announce that she will probably be screening a “first-listen fan occasion” in cinemas throughout the globe on November 15, with choose encore screenings the observe day.

“You’ll hear full songs from the brand new album for the primary time ever and see footage you’ve by no means seen earlier than,” Dolly Parton revealed.

The screening will even embrace an unique interview with the icon, behind-the-scenes footage, particular performances recorded for the screenings and extra. In response to Rolling Stone, the screening will embrace a beforehand unseen efficiency of ‘Circle of Love’ and a uncommon efficiency of Parton’s ‘9 to five’.

Tickets to particular screenings of Dolly Parton’s ‘Rockstar’ first-listen occasion might be bought right here. A portion of the proceeds from ticket gross sales will go in the direction of the Music Will organisation and their international companions.

The occasion will happen simply two days forward of the discharge of ‘Rockstar’ on November 17. The LP will function 9 authentic songs and 21 covers of rock classics comparable to Coronary heart‘s ‘Magic Man’, Prince‘s ‘Purple Rain’, The Rolling Stones‘ ‘(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction’ and lots of extra. The tracklist is a rock lover’s dream as the vast majority of the songs function most of the greats comparable to Sting, Stevie Nicks, Debbie Harry, Steve Perry, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts and extra.

Dolly Parton most not too long ago teamed up along with her goddaughter Miley Cyrus to launch a brand new model of ‘Wrecking Ball’ from the album.

Previous to ‘Rockstar’, Dolly Parton’s final album was 2022’s ‘Run, Rose, Run’. That file scored a three-star assessment from Nick Levine for NME. Levine wrote: “If Parton may be very a lot in her consolation zone right here, that’s actually a part of the enjoyable. All of it provides as much as a totally pleasant hear that confirms what followers already know: even a middle-of-the-road Dolly Parton album has lashings of appeal.”