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Daniel O'Donnell's new album will be released on October 3
Daniel O’Donnell has announced he is bringing out a new album entitled ‘Now And Then.’
The singer released a video on social media, detailing that the new album will be available for fans on October 3.
O’Donnell released a new single called ‘The Last Song’ on July 18, which is available on all streaming platforms.
The new song will be featured in the new album, which will consist of 14 songs. Other songs to be included on the album include ‘The Girl On Bedsit Avenue,’ ‘As Happy As We Were,’ and ‘I Just Called To Say I Love You.’
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O’Donnell released his first album in 1984 and has released nearly 60 albums in the four decades since his debut album release.
His social media page also clarified that it was “the only official page for Daniel O’Donnell, handled by management. Please be mindful of anyone else in the comments pretending to be Daniel or associated with him, as these are scams.”
O’Donnell has warned fans not to engage with scammers on social media posing as him and spreading false information regarding his health status.
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