Niall Horan Celebrates One Year Anniversary of ‘Flicker’

The singer’s debut album turned a year old on October 20th.

It seems like just yesterday that the members of One Direction first embarked on their solo careers. Surprisingly, a full year has already passed since Niall Horan released his debut solo album, Flicker.

The Irish singer posted an image of the album’s cover on Instagram to commemorate the anniversary. Along with the picture, he wrote a heartfelt message to fans thanking them for their continued support of his solo endeavors. He even hinted that he’s in the early stages of production for his next record:

 

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Flicker is 1 year old. . Thank you to everyone who has supported this record . It is my first album and I feel extremely passionate about it. I loved going all over the world and performing it for you guys and seeing your reactions to each song made me so happy. Now it’s time for me to write the next one and you’ll be the first people to know when I am finished. Love you guys very much and thank you for the continued support .

A post shared by Niall Horan (@niallhoran) on Oct 20, 2018 at 1:01pm PDT

On social media, fans reminisced upon their favorite memories from the Flicker era, using the hashtag #1YearOfFlicker.

This day last year we ACTUALLY got a solo Niall Album and it

– Went Number 1 in on billboard 200 albums chart
– Went Number 1 in 40+ Countries
– Went Platinum in four countries
– got 1.1 Billion Streams on Spotify

PROUD IS LEGIT AN UNDERSTATEMENT#1YearOfFlicker

— Nialler Diaries (@niallerdiaries) October 20, 2018

#1YearOfFlicker thank you for trusting us enough to share experiences that were so raw and honest just so that we could make these songs our own and find comfort in them. So proud of you and everything you’ve achieved!! WE LOVE A #1 ALBUM @NiallOfficial ❤️ pic.twitter.com/AYkC8UygE7

— laura (@raginiall) October 20, 2018

This still makes me emotional. #1YearOfFlicker pic.twitter.com/4QZMsFubyG

— nali met niall in paris (@_niallsmysmile) October 20, 2018

We seriously can’t wait for Niall to release new music. In the meantime, we’ll be listening to Flicker here to honor its one year anniversary.