Dua Lipa Ends Her 'Future Nostalgia' Tour in Albania: 'End of an Era'

Dua Lipa's Future Nostalgia tour has officially come to an end in Albania—where she recently got her citizenship.

After touring around the world, the pop singer showed her appreciation to the country and her fans on Twitter.

"All I can say is the deepest of thank yous for a year that has pushed me to grow beyond anything I could've imagined with the greatest people to share it with," the singer wrote.

In her globetrotting tour of 94 shows, Lipa began in the United States. Throughout the year, she performed in many other countries, including England, Germany, France, Austria, Spain, Brazil, Mexico and New Zealand before wrapping up in Albania—where she performed in front of 200,000 fans.

Future Nostalgia is Lipa's second studio album, released in 2020, delivering popular hits such as "Levitating," "Break My Heart," "Physical" and "Don't Start Now." Since its release, the album has gone platinum in the United States, selling over 1 million copies.

Lipa is the 14th-most listened-to artist on Spotify, with over 58 million monthly listeners. Her lead single "Don't Start Now" has over 2 billion streams on the platform, with "Levitating" featuring DaBaby having over 1 billion.

Fans shared their thoughts on the legacy of Future Nostalgia.

"The end of an era," one fan tweeted. "Future Nostalgia you will always be famous."

"Thank you Future Nostalgia for providing us with one of the best eras of this century, Dua Lipa always delivering everything since her debut, my God, what a good feeling to be a fan of an artist!"

"the future nostalgia era officially ends today, thanks for everything dua lipa and here's to dl3," a fan wrote in a translated tweet.

"It really is the last day of one of the greatest eras of pop in the world thank you dua lipa for reviving pop with future nostalgia," echoed another. This tweet was also translated.

"Dua Lipa ending the future nostalgia era in Albania just shows how grateful and happy she is for all the achievements of this album. that's what being an artist is, recognizing and valuing your roots even at the height of your success," one Twitter user wrote in a translated tweet.

What's next for Lipa? In a new interview with Variety, she teases that her third studio album is "halfway finished."

"It's taken a complete turn as I've carried on working, and I really feel now that it's starting to sound cohesive," Lipa said. "So I'm going to keep writing in the early months of the new year and see where that takes me. The album is different—it's still pop but it's different sonically, and there's more of a lyrical theme. If I told you the title, everything would make sense—but I think we'll just have to wait."