Beabadoobee debuted her unreleased song “Pylon” live on stage during a performance at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre, treating fans to an early preview of material from her upcoming album. According to reporting from Records on Repeat, the artist rolled out a dynamic set mixing both established hits and brand-new tracks from the forthcoming project. The live debut arrives ahead of the official full-length release scheduled for mid-September.
The highly anticipated album, also titled Pylon, stands out as a heavily collaborative project featuring contributions from prominent indie and alternative artists. Reporting by NewsBreak details production and feature credits on the record, including Hayley Williams on “Nothing To Prove,” Brendan Yates on “Powerlines,” and production work from Matthew Healy and George Daniel of The 1975 on “Write Me A Letter.” The album also includes contributions from Chino Moreno, Shane Moran, and Evan Stephens Hall.
The concert kicked off with the project’s lead single, “Sun Has Set,” which established a high-energy pace for the evening. Midway through the performance, Beabadoobee introduced another unreleased track titled “Memories.”
Acoustic Performance of the Title Track
The climax of the live preview arrived during the encore. Returning to the stage, Beabadoobee first played her recent single “Switchblade” before transitioning into the unreleased title track, “Pylon,” as reported by Records on Repeat.
Addressing the crowd before playing the song, the artist offered an honest look at the impromptu nature of the live premiere. “I’m really sorry if I fuck up. This is the first time I’m ever playing it,” she told the audience, as noted by NewsBreak. Armed only with an acoustic guitar for a solo rendition, she added context for the short arrangement: “I don’t know why I have to keep explaining myself. There’s a bunch of instrumentals, so it’s really short. So just imagine things are happening.”
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Album Release Schedule and Label Information
According to Records on Repeat and NewsBreak, Pylon is scheduled for commercial release on September 18. The album will drop via Dirty Hit and Interscope records, with pre-orders currently open across major music retailers.
As the countdown to September 18 continues, concertgoers at Red Rocks remain among the first to witness the early live evolution of the project.
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