St Vincent: Last News

St. Vincent has released a new single titled ‘Hombre Roto’ (‘Broken Man’), taken from her upcoming Spanish version of latest album ‘All Born Screaming‘, which she has just announced.Titled ‘Todos Nacen Gritando’, a direct translation of the album title, her new album is set to be released on November 15.

St. Vincent has released a new single set to feature in the upcoming black comedy Death Of A Unicorn, starring Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega.The sinister synth track will feature on the soundtrack to A24’s new movie, which is released in cinemas in the US today (March 28), and in the UK on April 4.Alongside the film’s stateside release, St. Vincent has shared ‘DOA’, a high octane track rich in Prince-esque guitar riffs, distorted vocals, and pulsating baselines.It sees her depart from the heavier, noise-rock elements of her 2024 album ‘All Born Screaming‘ and step into a more dance-oriented realm.

St. Vincent has teased a new single set to feature in the upcoming black comedy Death Of A Unicorn, starring Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega.The sinister synth track ‘DOA’ is set to drop on March 28 and will feature on the soundtrack to A24’s new movie.

St. Vincent has announced a new set of UK and European tour dates in the summer – check them out below.The new run of dates are part of the latest leg of the ‘All Born Screaming‘ tour, named after the musician’s 2024 album, which was released last April.It will kick off in Udine in Italy on June 23, before calling at Vienna, Budapest, Birmingham, Bournemouth, Berlin, Utrecht and Cologne before wrapping up in Prague on July 14.

David Byrne, Arcade Fire and St. Vincent teaming up for a rendtion of David Bowie‘s ‘Heroes’ during the 50th-anniversary celebrations of Saturday Night Live.Dressed in a black suit and red turtleneck, Byrne kicked off the performance by taking on the first verse of the track.

St Vincent, Brittany Howard, Dawes and more opened the 2025 Grammys with a tribute performance of Randy Newman’s 1983 classic ‘I Love L.A.’.The Grammys went ahead yesterday (February 2), despite the city of LA, where the awards show traditionally takes place, having five wildfires concurrently, forcing the evacuation of over 150,000 residents, the destruction of countless homes and businesses, and deaths.Opening the show was an all-star performance of Newman’s 1983 classic track, with Brad Paisley, St Vincent, Sheryl Crow, Dawes, Brittany Howard and John Legend all on stage.The lyrics were changed slightly to make the song less sarcastic and more heartfelt. Watch a clip from the performance below.The band Dawes open up the 2025 #Grammys celebrating Los Angeles in light the the devastating wildfires.

Nirvana have reunited at the LA fires benefit concert.Krist Novoselic, Dave Grohl and Pat Smear made a surprise appearance at the Kia Forum as part of FireAid show last night (January 30)The trio performed Nirvana cuts ‘Breed’ with St. Vincent on vocals, ‘School’ with Kim Gordon and ‘Territorial Pissings’ with Joan Jett while Grohl’s daughter Violet took the mic for ‘All Apologies’.

Chris Martin, St. Vincent, Stevie Wonder and Herbie Hancock are among the new names confirmed to be performing at the Grammys this weekend.The ceremony is set to take place on Sunday (February 2) at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, with comedian Trevor Noah returning to host for the fifth consecutive time.The show was already set to be a star-studded affair with a list of performers including Charli XCX, Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, Benson Boone, Doechii, RAYE, Shakira and Teddy Swims.Now, a raft of additional names have been announced.

St. Vincent has become the latest music star to read a kids’ bedtime story on CBeebies – watch the video below.The singer-songwriter, real name Annie Clark, appeared on CBeebies Bedtime Stories on Friday (November 29), where she delivered a reading of Isabelle Marinov and Olga Shtonda’s 2023 story Henri And The Machine.Introducing the story, Clark said: “Hi, I’m St.

St. Vincent is set to read a children’s bedtime story on CBeebies this evening (November 29) – you can watch a clip below.The singer-songwriter (real name Annie Clark) will appear on today’s episode of CBeebies Bedtime Stories, where she’ll deliver a reading of Henri And The Machine by Isabelle Marinov and Olga Shtonda.Per a press release, the book is “a charming reflection on learning to appreciate art and its boundless creativity. It tells the story of a boy who asks ‘What’s the point of art?’ when his class is taken on a school trip to the local art gallery.”Ahead of tonight’s Bedtime Story, St.

Open’er Festival has announced its latest additions to their 2025 line-up, which includes RAYE, Justice, St Vincent, and FKA Twigs, amongst others – all joining the previously-announced headliner Linkin Park.The festival, held annually in Gdynia, Poland at the Gdynia-Kosakowo Airport, revealed the names yesterday (November 18), with more acts to be announced soon – alongside the aforementioned names is Australian EDM group Rüfüs Du Sol.Open’er Festival will be part of Linkin Park’s newly-announced massive world tour for 2025, hitting stadiums and arenas across North America, Europe, Asia and Latin America – including London’s Wembley Stadium on June 28.Tickets for Open’er Festival are currently on sale until June 2025 – the four-day event will take place from July 2-5, 2025. Festival passes start from 519 PLN (£100) for one-day entry to 1089 PLN (£210) for a weekender pass.

Paul McCartney invited St. Vincent and Jack White on stage with him at Corona Capital this weekend to jam some Beatles songs – check out footage below.The music legend was headlining the Mexico City festival on Sunday (November 17), treating the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez Stadium to a 29-song set covering the breadth of his career.For ‘Get Back’, McCartney welcomed St.

St Vincent has shared new single ‘El Mero Cero’ and spoken to NME about translating her latest album ‘All Born Screaming’ into Spanish, being inspired by art, and if she might be getting even heavier on her next record.The Tulsa-born artist released ‘All Born Screaming’ back April – with NME hailing the record as “pure, unfiltered Annie Clark” for its heavier sound and unflinching lyrics inspired by the blood-curdling Black Paintings by Spanish Romantic painter Francisco Goya. NME met Clark in London, where she flicked through a book on Goya’s Black Paintings, considering how they shaped the songs on ‘All Born Screaming’.

St. Vincent has endorsed Kamala Harris for the upcoming US Presidential Election.Ahead of Election Day next Tuesday (November 5), the singer took to Instagram to share her endorsement for the current vice president and Democratic candidate.“Happy Halloween. My costume is my Irish catholic grandmother,” she wrote yesterday (November 1).

Vampire Weekend, Beck and St Vincent have all responded to the meme calling for artists to play Chappell Roan‘s hit single ‘Hot To Go!’. Watch the videos below.The song appears on Roan’s acclaimed debut album ‘The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess’, which recently earned the singer a UK Number One – almost a year after its release.An ongoing trend on TikTok has seen fans share footage of an act who is not Roan performing a track that is not ‘Hot To Go!’.

St. Vincent sang the American national anthem at a Los Angeles Sparks game this week, shortly after showing off her own basketball skills.The musician – real name Annie Clark – performed the ‘Star Spangled Banner’ before the WNBA game at the Crypto.com Arena on Thursday (August 15).Before that, she sent out a preview of her performance on social media, seemingly from backstage at the arena, while showing off some solid dribbling skills between her legs – and in high heels. Watch the clip below.A post shared by The Los Angeles Sparks (@la_sparks)St Vincent is set to return to the UK and Europe this autumn as part of the ‘All Born Screaming’ tour, named after the musician’s latest album, which was released in April.She plays a run of five shows in October, including in Manchester’s Albert Hall on October 14, as well as dates in Dublin, Barcelona, Madrid and Milan.

Orla Gartland has spoken to NME about her “bolder” and “more intentional” second studio album, ‘Everybody Needs A Hero’ – on which she tackles themes of “girlhood and womanhood”.The Irish singer-songwriter’s new record will be released on October 4 via her own label, New Friends. It’s a record she told NME was created very differently to her debut, 2021’s ‘Woman On The Internet’, with the album’s title being key to its narrative.“The last track of the record is called ‘Everybody Needs A Hero’ as well, and I actually just really wanted to call both the album and the song this before they existed, which is very different to how it worked with the first album,” Gartland explained.“For the first album, I really did just write a collection of songs and then took the title from a lyric, whereas this whole album process was a lot more intentional,” she added.Gartland elaborated on the differences between the two records, saying: “Making this album took a lot longer than the first one did, and it was picked up and put down because of how busy I was last year, and I’m really proud of myself for pushing forward and for committing.“When I listen to it now, I have a real ‘We did it Joe’ feeling, we just got to the end, and I was able to be in control of it the whole way.”Ahead of the record’s release later this year, NME caught up with Gartland to discuss creating the record, the impact of collaborative group FIZZ on her solo music, the inspiration of St.

Orla Gartland has spoken to NME about her “bolder” and “more intentional” second studio album, ‘Everybody Needs A Hero’ – on which she tackles themes of “girlhood and womanhood”.The Irish singer-songwriter’s new record will be released on October 4 via her own label, New Friends. It’s a record she told NME was created very differently to her debut, 2021’s ‘Woman On The Internet’, with the album’s title being key to its narrative.“The last track of the record is called ‘Everybody Needs A Hero’ as well, and I actually just really wanted to call both the album and the song this before they existed, which is very different to how it worked with the first album,” Gartland explained.“For the first album, I really did just write a collection of songs and then took the title from a lyric, whereas this whole album process was a lot more intentional,” she added.Gartland elaborated on the differences between the two records, saying: “Making this album took a lot longer than the first one did, and it was picked up and put down because of how busy I was last year, and I’m really proud of myself for pushing forward and for committing.“When I listen to it now, I have a real ‘We did it Joe’ feeling, we just got to the end, and I was able to be in control of it the whole way.”Ahead of the record’s release later this year, NME caught up with Gartland to discuss creating the record, the impact of collaborative group FIZZ on her solo music, the inspiration of St.

St Vincent has argued that ‘Daughters’ by John Mayer is the worst song ever written.In a new interview for Kerrang! about the 10 songs that changed her life, the artist – real name Annie Clark – is asked to name what she believes is the worst song ever written, to which she chooses Mayer’s 2004 hit.“It’s just so hideously sexist but it pretends to be a love song, but it’s really, really retrograde and really sexist,” she said. “And I hate it… It’s so deeply misogynistic, which would be fine if you owned that, but it pretends like it’s sweet.”The song sees Mayer warn fathers that if they treat their daughters badly, they will create issues for the men those daughters will go on to date. “Fathers, be good to your daughters/Daughters will love like you do/Girls become lovers who turn into mothers/So mothers, be good to your daughters too,” he sings in the chorus.He later sings: “Boys will be strong/And boys soldier on/But boys would be gone without warmth from/A woman’s good, good heart.”St Vincent is set to return to the UK and Europe as part of the ‘All Born Screaming’ tour, named after the musician’s latest album, which was released in April.

St. Vincent has announced a new set of UK and European tour dates, to take place in October. Read on for all the details.It is the latest leg of the ‘All Born Screaming’ tour, named after the musician’s latest album, which was released in April.

St. Vincent has kicked off her ‘All Born Screaming’ tour, during which she premiered a handful of new tunes – watch footage of the show below.St. Vincent performed at The Paramount in Los Angeles, California on May 4 to begin her North American trek in support of her latest album, ‘All Born Screaming’.