With the release of their new album, Made In The A.M., One Direction is headed to Los Angeles where they will perform on GMA, Ellen and Jimmy Kimmel in support of it.
Starting next week, One Direction will stop at the "40 for 40" live stream event for Good Morning America on Tuesday (Nov. 17). Immediately after, the band will show up on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and they will also appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live according to Billboard.
This isn't the first time in recent memory that group has performed on GMA. In August, One Direction performed on the show and footage was later released of the band performing for fans in Central Park. A video of "No Control" was placed on the website for fans only a few weeks after the band performed in the park.
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One Direction members Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson have always been a hot topic of conversation amongst their fans. When the album became available for purchase this past Friday (Nov. 13), fans started buzzing about the messages behind "History" and if it references Zayn Malik's departure from the group formed on X-Factor. Lyrics like ("Thought we were holding on, thought we were going strong / Aren't we?") are sure to get everyone talking.
Shortly before its release, Tomlinson told Entertainment Weekly, "People are always going to read into that kind of thing. But actually, conceptually 'History' is more about the relationship as a whole, you know? As a band."
He further said, "We've all been through this together and we'll never forget it but also we've been in this relationship with the fans and that's ... that's kind of as far as it goes."
With the album finally released, it remains to be seen just how many more of these performances that the band will be doing in the future, as they're going on an "indefinite" hiatus starting in March of 2016. They will also be doing a performance at the AMA's later this month (Nov. 22) where they are nominated for "Artist Of The Year" and "Favorite Pop Group."
