Troye Sivan Muses About Being Gay in New Betty Who Collaboration: WATCH

Troye Sivan is a busy man. He’s got a full-length album, Blue Neighbourhood, coming out December 4 and he just played his first ever live shows on handful of sold out dates across the U.S.

We’ve already heard many of the tracks in the video trilogy of “Wild”, “Fools”, and “Talk Me Down”.

Today, Sivan released a lyric video for the lead single off his new album, “Youth”, which consists of footage shot on his first shows. He also released a teaser for a new track called “Heaven” which features Betty Who. And, announced a whole lot more tour dates.

Says Sivan in the teaser:

“The hardest person to come out to for me was myself. When I first started to realize that I might be gay, I had to ask myself all of these questions. These really, really terrifying questions. Am I ever gonna find someone? Am I ever going to be able to have a family. If there is a god, does that god hate me? If there is heaven, am I ever going to make it to heaven. And those were really, really scary questions for a 14-year-old.”

Watch the teaser:

Added Sivan on YouTube: “‘Heaven’ is one of the most personal songs on the album. hope you guys love it. wanna say thanks to the incredible Betty Who, Jack Antonoff, and Alex Hope for their work on this song. love u guys.”

And here’s the lyric video for “Heaven”:

Sivan also announced a boatload full of tour dates:

NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES:

February 3     The Vogue                            Vancouver, BC*
February 4     Showbox Sodo Seattle, WA
February 6     Roseland Theater                 Portland, OR
February 8     Fox Theatre                           Oakland, CA
February 11   The Belasco                          Los Angeles, CA
February 12   The Belasco                          Los Angeles, CA
February 16   Ogden Theatre Denver, CO
February 19   First Avenue                          Minneapolis, MN
February 20   The Rave                               Milwaukee, WI
February 22   House of Blues                      Chicago, IL
February 23   House of Blues                      Chicago, IL
February 24   Royal Oak Music Theatre Royal Oak, MI
February 26   Danforth Music Hall Toronto, ON
February 27   Corona Theatre Montreal, QC
February 29   House of Blues                      Boston, MA
March 1         Webster Hall                          New York, NY
March 2         Webster Hall                          New York, NY
March 4         The Fillmore                           Philadelphia, PA
March 7         930 Club                                 Washington, DC*
March 8         930 Club                                 Washington, DC*
March 10       Variety Playhouse Atlanta, GA
March 12       House of Blues                      Lake Buena Vista, FL
March 13       Fillmore                                  Miami, FL
March 16       House of Blues                      Dallas, TX
March 17       House of Blues                      Houston, TX