The talented 24-year-old confirmed that she will be performing in London next year. She said: “I will be back in the UK. I was told not to get in specifics, but March 25 is my London show. I will be back then! Don’t get specific, here’s specific for you.”  

Beer last performed in London back in 2022 as part of her Life Support tour, in support of her debut album. Life Support, released in 2021, was a breakthrough for the singer. The album, co-written and co-produced by Beer, features themes of mental health and heartbreak. The record spawned the hit singles “Selfish” and “Baby” and has become a staple in her discography.

Listen to “Baby”.

The star’s latest project, titled Silence Between Songs, is Beer’s second album and was released last month. The album, which incorporates genres such as pop and psychedelic rock, charted in various countries. The record peaked at number 28 on the UK Albums Chart and at number 86 on the US Billboard 200.

Beer, who co-wrote the entirety of the album tracks, spoke on The One Show about the track “Ryder” – a song Beer describes as an apology to her younger brother called Ryder. She said: “It was lovely. We sat in the car, and I played it for him, and he was not expecting it at all”. She continued: “If you haven’t heard the song, it’s kind of my way of acknowledging some of the things he’s also been through. I was afraid it would be awkward, but he was appreciative.” 

The “Reckless” singer also explained why she named the album Silence Between Songs. She said: “I learned the most about myself in the quiet moments and I’m someone that’s always kind of trying to be busy and not be still because I’ve been afraid of my own thoughts for years and it’s in the times that I was able to accept the silence that I grew the most.”  

Earlier this week, Beer performed the album track “Spinnin” on BBC’s Live Lounge, as well as a cover of Joji’s single “Glimpse Of Us.” Beer’s “Spinnin”, which has gained over 9 million streams on Spotify, is the fifth single from her 2023 album. The track reflects Beer’s experience with turmoil in her life.

Watch the performance of “Spinnin” below.

Listen to the album on Spotify.

Beginning Monday, October 2nd, BBC Radio 1 hosts Rickie, Melvin and Charlie will air a new Live Lounge every Monday to Thursday throughout the month. Each performance will take place at 12pm. The Radio 1 trio announced the details of the new live lounge month, along with the line-up on air during their morning show on September 5.

Rickie, Melvin and Charlie are the new hosts of Radio 1’s iconic Live Lounge (Monday – Thursday, 10.30am – 1pm)!

Big up @RickieHW @Melvinodoom & @charliehedges. We know you’ll smash it! pic.twitter.com/0xze7rtyHW

— BBC Radio 1, 1Xtra & Asian Network Press Office (@BBCRadio1PR) April 20, 2021

  Yungblud shared a post on Twitter. He said “just wait you see what we got planned”

just wait till you see what we got planned@bbcradio1 #liveloungemonth pic.twitter.com/NlAjB3cNuv

— YUNGBLUD is a lowlife (@yungblud) September 5, 2023

Radio 1’s Live Lounge will be graced with the presence of some of the world’s most popular artists, performing both their own musical pieces as well as unexpected covers. We will have the pleasure of Olivia Dean’s performance, whose album Messy has been nominated for a Mercury Prize Award 2023.

Listeners of Radio 1 and BBC Sounds can tune in live to all performances from Live Lounge Month. They will also be able to view the performances on-demand on Radio 1’s BBC iPlayer and YouTube channels.

Olivia Rodrigo, whose new album GUTS  launches September 8, visited London and popped into the Radio 1 studio with host Melvin Odoom to make a very hot announcement. Melvin spoke to Olivia and said, “We are so excited to have you here today, because the real reason you’re in the studio right now is because you have a massive announcement, right?”

Olivia made here live lounge performance official and told the Radio 1 listeners in retort to Melvin “I’m so excited to announce, “I’m going to be kicking off Radio 1’s live lounge month 2023 and it’s going to be October. I’m very excited, I’m filming it in LA, and it’s going to be a ball.”

BBC Radio 1, invites listeners to test their expertise, in what they say is their “Ultimate Live Lounge Quiz.” Preparing listeners for an extravaganza of bejewelled performances for this coming October.

Below you can see the full line-up list for the Live Lounge Month 2023.

Artist Performance Date’s

Olivia Rodrigo –  Mon 2nd October
Troye Sivan  – Tues 3rd October
Jorja Smith  – Weds 4th October
Madison Beer  – Thurs 5th October
Declan McKenna –  Mon 9th October
Leigh-Anne –  Tues 10th October
Royal Blood –  Weds 11th October
Dominic Fike – Thurs 12th October
Holly Humberstone – Tues 17th October
YUNGBLUD – Weds 18th October
Becky Hill – Thurs 19th October
Usher – Mon 23rd October
Jax Jones – Weds 25th October
Doja Cat – Thurs 26th October