Photo: Amy Harris/Invision/AP/ShutterstockCarly Rae Jepsenhas ended her prolonged hiatus.The Grammy Award nominee, 36, gave fans a treat Friday during her set atCoachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, where she premiered “Western Wind” afterteasing the singlelast week, her first new music in two years.“Coachella weekend one! And it started off with a bang thanks to all of YOU!” Jepsen captionedphotosof herself performing at the Indio, California, festival.She previouslyhyped up the single with billboardsfeaturing new promo art, along with a phone number connecting fans with a prerecorded message confirming the new music.“Hello, you’ve reached the Carly Rae Jepsen hotline. Text me here to stay in the loop about all kinds of things: new music, tour, secrets that I haven’t even come up with yet, nudes… No, wait, there will be no nudes. Sorry, but there will be music for sure” Jepsen says in the message when fans call 213-732-3275.Jepsen also teased a spring release date while sharing the promo art on social media. “First bloom…” she captioned thephoto.For more on Carly Rae Jepson’s new single, listen below to our daily podcast PEOPLE Every Day.TheDedicatedartist also gave fans a hint that she was premiering the song at Coachella, sharing a hand-drawn map of California a few days earlier. “X marks the spot,” Jepsenwrotewith the image, which features an “X” near the music festival grounds.Her new song is Jepsen’s first release since 2020’s one-off single “Me and the Boys in the Band” and her most recent full-length projectDedicated Side B, which dropped the same year.Jepsen has since celebrated the 10th anniversary of her hit debut single “Call Me Maybe” in September, sharingimagesof herself recreating the promo art in granny drag, in addition topenning a heartfelt statementabout the milestone occasion.RELATED VIDEO: Carly Rae Jepsen Isn’t Interested in Fame: ‘I’m Not Looking for Another “Call Me Maybe”'“Mostly I want to say thank you all for the joyous videos, silly dances, and wild nights together in different countries!” she wrote in part. “You have opened my world and my heart with this adventure of a song and I could not be more grateful to you all.““To Josh [Ramsay] and Tavish [Crowe] who helped me pen this bad boy… who would have thunk it, hey? When lightning strikes feel lucky and feel grateful. I know I do every single day! Also I know my former boss is very relieved, because I was a TERRIBLE waitress,” Jepsen added.Coachella 2022 continues next weekend, April 22-24.
Photo: Amy Harris/Invision/AP/Shutterstock
Carly Rae Jepsenhas ended her prolonged hiatus.The Grammy Award nominee, 36, gave fans a treat Friday during her set atCoachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, where she premiered “Western Wind” afterteasing the singlelast week, her first new music in two years.“Coachella weekend one! And it started off with a bang thanks to all of YOU!” Jepsen captionedphotosof herself performing at the Indio, California, festival.She previouslyhyped up the single with billboardsfeaturing new promo art, along with a phone number connecting fans with a prerecorded message confirming the new music.“Hello, you’ve reached the Carly Rae Jepsen hotline. Text me here to stay in the loop about all kinds of things: new music, tour, secrets that I haven’t even come up with yet, nudes… No, wait, there will be no nudes. Sorry, but there will be music for sure” Jepsen says in the message when fans call 213-732-3275.Jepsen also teased a spring release date while sharing the promo art on social media. “First bloom…” she captioned thephoto.For more on Carly Rae Jepson’s new single, listen below to our daily podcast PEOPLE Every Day.TheDedicatedartist also gave fans a hint that she was premiering the song at Coachella, sharing a hand-drawn map of California a few days earlier. “X marks the spot,” Jepsenwrotewith the image, which features an “X” near the music festival grounds.Her new song is Jepsen’s first release since 2020’s one-off single “Me and the Boys in the Band” and her most recent full-length projectDedicated Side B, which dropped the same year.Jepsen has since celebrated the 10th anniversary of her hit debut single “Call Me Maybe” in September, sharingimagesof herself recreating the promo art in granny drag, in addition topenning a heartfelt statementabout the milestone occasion.RELATED VIDEO: Carly Rae Jepsen Isn’t Interested in Fame: ‘I’m Not Looking for Another “Call Me Maybe”'“Mostly I want to say thank you all for the joyous videos, silly dances, and wild nights together in different countries!” she wrote in part. “You have opened my world and my heart with this adventure of a song and I could not be more grateful to you all.““To Josh [Ramsay] and Tavish [Crowe] who helped me pen this bad boy… who would have thunk it, hey? When lightning strikes feel lucky and feel grateful. I know I do every single day! Also I know my former boss is very relieved, because I was a TERRIBLE waitress,” Jepsen added.Coachella 2022 continues next weekend, April 22-24.
Carly Rae Jepsenhas ended her prolonged hiatus.
The Grammy Award nominee, 36, gave fans a treat Friday during her set atCoachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, where she premiered “Western Wind” afterteasing the singlelast week, her first new music in two years.
“Coachella weekend one! And it started off with a bang thanks to all of YOU!” Jepsen captionedphotosof herself performing at the Indio, California, festival.
She previouslyhyped up the single with billboardsfeaturing new promo art, along with a phone number connecting fans with a prerecorded message confirming the new music.
“Hello, you’ve reached the Carly Rae Jepsen hotline. Text me here to stay in the loop about all kinds of things: new music, tour, secrets that I haven’t even come up with yet, nudes… No, wait, there will be no nudes. Sorry, but there will be music for sure” Jepsen says in the message when fans call 213-732-3275.
Jepsen also teased a spring release date while sharing the promo art on social media. “First bloom…” she captioned thephoto.
For more on Carly Rae Jepson’s new single, listen below to our daily podcast PEOPLE Every Day.
TheDedicatedartist also gave fans a hint that she was premiering the song at Coachella, sharing a hand-drawn map of California a few days earlier. “X marks the spot,” Jepsenwrotewith the image, which features an “X” near the music festival grounds.
Her new song is Jepsen’s first release since 2020’s one-off single “Me and the Boys in the Band” and her most recent full-length projectDedicated Side B, which dropped the same year.
Jepsen has since celebrated the 10th anniversary of her hit debut single “Call Me Maybe” in September, sharingimagesof herself recreating the promo art in granny drag, in addition topenning a heartfelt statementabout the milestone occasion.
RELATED VIDEO: Carly Rae Jepsen Isn’t Interested in Fame: ‘I’m Not Looking for Another “Call Me Maybe”’
“Mostly I want to say thank you all for the joyous videos, silly dances, and wild nights together in different countries!” she wrote in part. “You have opened my world and my heart with this adventure of a song and I could not be more grateful to you all.”
“To Josh [Ramsay] and Tavish [Crowe] who helped me pen this bad boy… who would have thunk it, hey? When lightning strikes feel lucky and feel grateful. I know I do every single day! Also I know my former boss is very relieved, because I was a TERRIBLE waitress,” Jepsen added.
Coachella 2022 continues next weekend, April 22-24.
source: people.com
