Lorde sent fans spiraling at the Governor’s Ball when she kicked off her performance with an unreleased song that may have become fans’ new favorite song from the artist.
The 29-year-old musician kicked off the set on Friday, June 5 with a brand new track that appeared to be an experimental, electro-pop song that she lit up the stage with.
The Perfect locations the hitmaker sang the lyrics, “Don’t look for me now that I’m gone,” leaving the audience in pure surprise to catch a glimpse of her yet-to-be-released music.
Fan-posted videos from the festival went viral on social media, with listeners writing, “the way she accelerates the emotional arc of her entire discography into one song title alone.”
Another added: “It kind of reminds me of supersoaker with eartheater,” while a third chimed in, “please don’t let this be another precious metals/silver moon situation… need her to actually drop this one.”
More cheered, “SHE’S BACK TO SAVE POP MUSIC,” and “OMFGGGG I NEED THIS ASAPPPPP.”
While excited about a potential deluxe version of her recently released album, fans wrote: “VIRGIN DELUXE IS ALIVE AND REAL.”
why is everyone trying to get their brat era? like i hate it but its obvious
