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Ed Sheeran’s new album won’t be out until late 2020

By Reuters
20 November 2018   |   9:00 am
Ed Sheeran says new album won't be out until 'late 2020' The singer is currently on the road promoting his 2017 record 'Divide' and he admitted he will disappear from the public eye once the tour ends in September 2019.

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