The musician released her third album, Worst Girl in America , in March Slayyyter performs on 'The Tonight Show' Todd Owyoung/NBC via Getty Images Slayyyter made her TV debut on The Tonight Show on Tu
Key facts
- •She explained that it was one of the first new songs she wrote.
- •“I feel like everything sounds kind of different,” she noted of the LP .
- •“But I was using that as a through line.
- •I just loved it.” Slayyyter promoted the album with a performance at Coachella in April.
- •Rolling Stone noted that she “delivered one of the most striking sets of the entire first weekend , joining the stacked roster of women who dominated conversation around this year’s festival.” She…
The musician released her third album, Worst Girl in America , in March Slayyyter performs on 'The Tonight Show' Todd Owyoung/NBC via Getty Images Slayyyter made her TV debut on The Tonight Show on Tuesday night, appearing on the late-night show to perform her song “Dance.” The singer took the stage alongside a live band for a rousing rendition of the anthemic track, which comes off her latest album, Worst Girl in America . Worst Girl in America marked Slayyyter’s third LP, and followed her earl
She explained that it was one of the first new songs she wrote. “I feel like everything sounds kind of different,” she noted of the LP . “But I was using that as a through line. I just loved it.” Slayyyter promoted the album with a performance at Coachella in April. Rolling Stone noted that she “delivered one of the most striking sets of the entire first weekend , joining the stacked roster of women who dominated conversation around this year’s festival.” She is set to perform at Governors Ball Music Festival in New York in June, Lollapalooza in Chicago in July, and Reading & Leeds Festivals in the U.K. Her own tour will kick off on Sept. 3 in Vancouver and continue through North America, South America, Europe, and the U.K. legs will feature Pearly Drops as support.
This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Rolling Stone.
