Niall Horan has played the world's biggest stages and heard his lyrics screamed back at him. He's smashed Guinness records with his old band and shared Guinness pints with fabulous people. He's even seen dolls made in his own devilishly charming image. But for all of that, he is not immune to love's ups and downs. What's different about Horan is that when he makes a breakup album, he doesn't wallow. The result is , a whirlwind of modern pop and nostalgic groove, rambunctious rock and sweeping folk, quiet revelations and shout-along choruses.

“Heartbreak Weather is nearly a concept album,” explains Horan. “I wanted to write these songs from the start of a relationship through to the end — and from different sides — instead of every song being quite sad and all about me. Because when you go through a breakup, it's not sad all the time."
Alongside the breezy but humid hookup anthem , the heartbroken and the man-about-town mania of , is a set of songs that ups the energy from Horan’s No. 1 solo debut album . Horan recorded the album in Los Angeles, London and the Bahamas with an all-star team that included Teddy Geiger, Julian Bunetta, Tobias Jesso Jr., Greg Kurstin and more. Heartbreak Weather sweeps listeners up and onto a journey where the perspective, emotion and music are always shifting. Ultimately, the trip is as healing as it is honest-to-god fun.