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Slayyyter Debuts Four New Songs At St. Louis Tour Opener
Slayyyter kicked off her sold-out headlining tour behind acclaimed new album WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA with a hometown show at the Pageant in St. Louis, debuting four unreleased songs live. The performance signals the pop artist is already building out her catalogue beyond the record, which has drawn strong critical acclaim, ahead of further festival dates and a support slot with Turnstile later in the year.
According to Setlist.fm, the new tracks performed were "CRANK 2," "NEKROMANTIK," "I THINK HE'S GOT A GIRL" and "BRAND NEW CHANEL$," with the latter set for release on Friday, as Slayyyter announced via Instagram. "CRANK 2" and "BRAND NEW CHANEL$" appear to be extensions of songs from the new album, while "CRANK 2" leans into rave-pop and the other three new tracks favour a more bittersweet new wave sound. The St. Louis gig was the first of a three-night run at the venue, part of a tour that has been reported as extremely well sold.
In short
- Slayyyter debuted four unreleased songs at her St. Louis tour opener.
- New track "BRAND NEW CHANEL$" is set for release on Friday.
- The show launched a sold-out tour behind album WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA.
Explained simply
Slayyyter is a pop artist whose album WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA has received strong critical reviews. She has launched a headline tour in support of the record, beginning with sold-out dates in her hometown.
The tour is proving very popular, with multiple nights at various venues already sold out. She will also perform at festivals and serve as a support act for Turnstile, another major artist, later in the year.
Touring is a key way artists promote new albums and connect with audiences, and the strong ticket sales for Slayyyter's tour demonstrate the level of interest in her latest work. The variety of performance opportunities—headline shows, festivals, and support slots—reflects the momentum surrounding her album.
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