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One Direction Performs Sexy Version Of ‘Night Changes’ On ‘Today’ — Watch
One Direction fans, rejoice! The band has released their long awaited album ‘Four’ and to celebrate, the boys took over Orlando, Florida on Nov. 17 to perform on the ‘Today Show’. However, Zayn Malik was noticeably absent!
One Direction celebrated the released of their fourth album Four in a big way in Orlando, Florida. The British boys took over Today Show on Nov. 17 for an exciting fan concert! They performed new songs off their album, including “Steal My Girl,” and it was amazing! But where was Zayn Malik, 21?!
One Direction Takes Over ‘Today Show’
Much to the delight of screaming fangirls everywhere, One Direction’s Harry Styles, 20, Niall Horan, 21, Liam Payne, 21, and Louis Tomlinson, 22, took over Orlando to sing songs off their new album, Four.
First, they performed their recent hit, “Steal My Girl,” and they definitely stole every girl’s heart in the stadium.
They followed up with a performance of “Best Song Ever!” Throwback time! Keeping in the hit song, they made every girl swoon with a performance of “Little Things.”
Unfortunately, Zayn wasn’t able to head over to Orlando with the boys. Liam revealed that Zayn had a “tummy bug” and had to stay home. Oh no! Get well soon, Zayn!
The boys also revealed more dates for their next tour. We can’t wait!
One Direction finished off their concert with sexy and swoonworthy of their new single, “Night Changes!” Seriously, it’s so soulful. With Harry belting it out and Niall on the guitar, our hearts could barely take it!
One Direction: So Dreamy In ‘Night Changes’ Teaser
While there is much excited over the release of Four, there will be more for One Direction fans to enjoy from the guys on Nov. 21, when the video for their next single, “Night Changes,” is released.
So far, fans have been treated to several teasers from the video, including one short clip of Zayn Malik making eyes at the camera over a romantic, candlelit dinner. Swoon.
So, Hollywoodlifers, have you bought your copy of ‘Four’ yet?
— Dina Sartore-Bodo
