Bruno Mars New Album 24K Magic : 2016 Release Date

It's been nearly four years since Bruno Mars treated his fans with a new album, after 2012's Unorthodox Jukebox topped charts the world over.

In fact, both his debut album Doo-Wops & Hooligans and its follow-up have topped six million sales worldwide, making him one of the best-selling male artists in music right now.

The 24K Magic Album release date: It's coming Nov. 18 2016 with Atlantic Records.

Bruno Mars released his new single '24k Magic' on October 7. So what about that album then? Well it's also called 24k Magic and it will be released on November 18.

Lead single '24K Magic' definitely hints at Bruno continuing with his current groove, owning those dance moves and coming back with party tune after party tune. Only cementing that further is his new funk-driven track 'Chunky', which he performed for the first time on Saturday Night Live.

Then there's the '90s smoothness of 'Versace On The Floor', which sound like something Boyz II Men would've released at their peak. It shows the more tender side of Bruno, but still keeps in line with that retro groove.

Speaking about the record himself, Bruno promised us that as soon as we start playing 24k Magic, we won't want to stop. 'On this album, I really focused on giving you one continuous wave,' he said.

'As soon as you put this album on, you're going to be taken for a ride. This album is the best album I've ever done. Out of all three of them, this is the one!'

'I don't have any features.' This is going to be pure Bruno from start to finish. But what we do know is that Bruno is going to be constantly bringing the energy throughout this whole era.

Considering the 30-year-old played a total of 154 headline shows as part of his worldwide Moonshine Jungle Tour between 2013-2014, taking a mammoth $156.4 million at the box office, it's no wonder he's eager to get back out on the road again.

Bruno Mars has announced a massive 85 shows for his 24K Magic world tour, which will start in Antwerp, Belgium on March 28, 2017. There will be 10 shows across the UK and Ireland, including two huge headline concerts at London's O2 Arena on April 18 and 19.From March to June he will be stoping at Madrid, Barcelona, Liverpool, London, Dublin, Lisbon, Amsterdam, Zurich, Munich, Copenhague, Stocolm, Helsinki, Oslo, Berlín, Frankfurt, Viena, París, Lyon, Génova and Milán.