Skip to main content July 19, 2025 Tyler, The Creator on Nov. 19, 2024 in Los Angeles, CA. Roger Kisby/Getty Images for Netflix After teasing the the release of a new project earlier this week, Tyler, the Creator revealed his next album Don’t Tap the Glass will arrive on Monday. During his show in Brooklyn on Friday night, Tyler reportedly shouted out the album title and outside his concert at Barclays Center there was a massive figure enclosed in a clear box that read “Don’t Tap the Glass.” Variety also confirmed the album’s upcoming drop. A few days prior, the artist hinted that something would be heading to fans next week, with Tyler sharing images on Instagram of a Louis Vuitton bag, a mannequin’s head, and a trumpet player in a band uniform all labeled with the date July 21. Last month, Doechii and Tyler previewed their new Pharrell-produced track “Get Right” during Louis Vuitton’s fashion show in Paris. It’s unclear if the collaboration will appear on Don’t Tap the Glass. Trending Stories CEO Caught at Coldplay Concert Placed on Leave Awaiting 'Formal Investigation' Team Trump Was on 'F-cking Warpath' to Kill Story About Salacious Letter to Epstein Politics, Not Performance, Killed 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' Jon Stewart Unsure About 'Daily Show' Future Amid Merger: 'They Might Sell the Whole Place' Elsewhere on Friday evening, the Grammy winner’s Golf Wang site updated with merch for the new project that included a CD, vinyl, t-shirts, and hats marketing the forthcoming release. Don’t Tap the Glass is set to be Tyler’s ninth album following last year’s Chromakopia. The album featured an hefty list of collaborators including Doechii, Childish Gambino, GloRilla, Lil Wayne, Lola Young, Santigold, Teezo Touchdown, Schoolboy Q, and Sexyy Red. In a Rolling Stone review of the record, music writer Jeff Ihaza observed that the LP sees the rapper reach “the conclusion of what feels like a career-long narrative arc, except even with Tyler as the director, real life doesn’t play out like in the movies.” He added, “Throughout Chromakopia, we find Tyler dealing with aging in a world very much of his own creation.” 50 Cent's Publishing Company Sues His Ex-Girlfriend Over Videos With Relationship Claims Legal Issues CEO Caught at Coldplay Concert Placed on Leave Awaiting 'Formal Investigation' Trouble in Para-Paradise Larisha Paul Why Bradley Nowell's Son Jakob Is Writing New Sublime Songs Now What They Got Brian Hiatt Zach Bryan Sings a Melancholic Duet With Gabriella Rose on 'Madeline' Missin' You Katseye Enrolls at Monster High for Reimagined 'Fright Song' Ghoul Group Go to PMC.com Most Popular CBS to Cancel 'Late Show With Stephen Colbert' Citing 'Financial Decision' Emmys 2025: List of Nominees Azealia Banks Leaks Unsolicited Nudes And DMs Allegedly From Conor McGregor Insiders Allege Kim Kardashian Had a Secret ‘Meltdown’ at Jeff Bezos' Wedding Over Another A-Lister There You might also like Tyler, the Creator Reveals New Album ‘Don’t Tap the Glass’ Will Release on Monday 2 hours ago 8 Sexy Celebrity-Owned Lingerie Lines to Shop This Season 7 years ago ‘I Still Know What You Did Last Summer’ Has Slasher Fans Nostalgic for… Jack Black in Dreads? 3 hours ago WNBA Players Getting Share of Expansion Fees Would Be Unique 4 hours ago Rolling Stone is a part of Penske Media Corporation. © 2025 Rolling Stone, LLC. All rights reserved. Powered by WordPress.com VIP