LOLA YOUNG SHARES NEW SINGLE “FUCK” NOW
PERFORMING AT LOLLAPALOOZA, OSHEAGA FESTIVAL, YUNGBLUD’S INAUGURAL BLUD FEST, AND ALL THINGS GO FESTIVAL THIS SUMMER
“Fuck” LISTEN:
https://LolaYoung.lnk.to/fuckPR
Upcoming Live Dates
5/31 - 6/2 - Mannheim, DE @ Maifeld Derby
8/1 - Chicago, IL @ Lollapalooza
8/3 - Parc Jean-Draoeau, Montreal, Canada @ Osheaga Festival
8/11 - Milton Keynes, UK @ Blud Fest
9/28 + 9/29 - Columbia, MD @ All Things Go Festival
(May 3, 2024) - Fresh off the heels of her successful sold-out headline US tour, South London singer / songwriter Lola Young shares her provocative new single “Fuck,” via Island Records. The new single harnesses Lola’s bold and alluring attitude when reminiscing about a lover. Lola’s latest offering follows the previously shared “Big Brown Eyes,” which has gained the support from the likes of Snoop Dogg, Tyler, The Creator, Mahalia, SZA, and Lily Allen, the raw and melancholic “Intrusive Thoughts,” and fan favorites, “Wish You Were Dead” and “Conceited.” The latest single also hints at a larger project from Lola to arrive this summer.
Lola completed her sold-out US headline tour last month, which included phenomenal performances at New York City’s Bowery Ballroom and two shows in Los Angeles at the Teragram and The Echo, following her sold-out UK run. This summer, Lola will perform at Maifield Derby in Germany, Lollapalooza in Chicago, Osheaga Festival in Montreal, at Yungblud’s inaugural Blud Fest in the UK and All Things Go Festival in Columbia, Maryland. Tickets can be found HERE.
Born in South London to a professional bass-playing father and music-loving mother, Lola was introduced to music at a very young age. She took up various lessons, including piano, guitar and singing and eventually attended the BRIT School, known for educating iconic artists like Adele, Amy Winehouse, King Krule, and many more. Last year, Lola released her album My Mind Wanders and Sometimes Leaves Completely, which includes the hit song "Don't Hate Me." Rolling Stone recently highlighted Lola as an artist to watch in 2024, describing her sound as, "a unique fusion of post-punk, soul, and low-fi pop."
Listen to “Fuck” above, see upcoming live dates below and stay tuned for more from Lola Young coming very soon.
