AceShowbiz - Dua Lipa has addressed her recent snub by the Grammy Awards, expressing disappointment but ultimately embracing the success of her album, "Radical Optimism". In an interview, the 29-year-old singer acknowledged her pride in the album, stating, "I'm so proud of 'Radical Optimism' and where it's brought me." Despite being absent from the nomination list, Lipa emphasized her gratitude for the opportunities the album has brought her, such as performing it live.

Lipa also expressed her support for the numerous female artists nominated for Grammys this year, including her longtime friend Charli XCX. "I'm so proud seeing so many incredible female artists nominated at the Grammys this year," she said, recognizing the importance of industry recognition for women in music.

Lipa's acknowledgment of her Grammy snub comes after a successful year, which included the release of "Radical Optimism" and the announcement of a 2025 tour. The album marked a sonic shift for Lipa, incorporating psychedelic-pop elements influenced by U.K. rave culture. Lipa credited the success of her previous album, "Future Nostalgia", for giving her the confidence to experiment with her sound.

Despite the disappointment of missing out on Grammy nominations, Lipa remains focused on her tour, which will span over 40 shows across Australia, New Zealand, North America, Europe, and the United Kingdom. She expressed excitement for bringing her 'Radical Optimism' show to fans, adding, "I can't wait to bring this show to you."