Slayyyter has released a new song and self-directed music video, “brand new chanel$,” arriving on the heels of the kickoff of her sold-out WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD TOUR. The track follows her album WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA, which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Dance Albums chart and drew widespread critical praise.

On “brand new chanel$,” Slayyyter turns heartbreak into a high-drama pop anthem, moving through late-night calls, after parties, and a designer fixation as she works through the pull between emotional entanglement and the relief of finally moving on. The self-directed video revisits the same house from her “BEAT UP CHANEL$” clip, nodding to that video’s fireworks moment while offering an inverted take on the WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA album cover.

Released this past spring, WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA has been called Slayyyter’s most fully realized and authentic project yet, blending defiance and introspection while drawing on her St. Louis upbringing. The album has since landed on numerous “Best of 2026” lists from outlets including Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, Billboard, Variety, and The FADER.

The completely sold-out WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD tour launched this week with three hometown shows in St. Louis and will run through major cities including Los Angeles, New York City, Toronto, Sydney, Melbourne, São Paulo, and Paris before closing in London on November 5. Pearly Drops supports across North America and the UK (excluding St. Louis), while Kalika joins for the EU leg.

Following standout sets at Coachella and Governors Ball earlier this year, Slayyyter heads to festival stages at Lollapalooza, Reading & Leeds, and All Things Go D.C. later this year.

Slayyyter 2026 Tour Dates:

Aug 9 — Enmore Theatre, Sydney, NSW

Aug 10 — Enmore Theatre, Sydney, NSW

Aug 14 — Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane, QLD

Aug 17 — Forum, Melbourne, VIC

Aug 18 — Forum, Melbourne, VIC

Aug 23 — Shrine Expo Hall, Los Angeles, CA

Aug 24 — Shrine Expo Hall, Los Angeles, CA

Aug 27–30 — Reading Festival, Reading, UK

Aug 27–30 — Leeds Festival, Leeds, UK

Sep 3 — Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, BC

Sep 4 — The Showbox, Seattle, WA

Sep 5 — Crystal Ballroom, Portland, OR

Sep 8 — The Regency Ballroom, San Francisco, CA

Sep 9 — Fox Theater, Oakland, CA

Sep 12 — SOMA, San Diego, CA

Sep 14 — The Van Buren, Phoenix, AZ

Sep 17 — Emo’s, Austin, TX

Sep 18 — White Oak Music Hall, Houston, TX

Sep 19 — House of Blues, Dallas, TX

Sep 21 — The Eastern, Atlanta, GA

Sep 22 — Brooklyn Bowl, Nashville, TN

Sep 24 — The Fillmore, Philadelphia, PA

Sep 25–27 — All Things Go Festival, Washington, DC

Sep 26 — Roadrunner, Boston, MA

Sep 29 — Roadrunner, Boston, MA

Sep 30 — Théâtre Beanfield, Montreal, QC

Oct 1 — The Danforth Music Hall, Toronto, ON

Oct 3 — Terminal 5, New York, NY

Oct 4 — Brooklyn Paramount, Brooklyn, NY

Oct 6 — The University of Kansas on The Hill, Lawrence, KS

Oct 9 — ZIG Festival, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Oct 10 — ZIG Festival, São Paulo, Brazil

Oct 18 — Le Trianon, Paris, France

Oct 19 — Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Oct 20 — Die Kantine, Cologne, Germany

Oct 22 — Vega, Copenhagen, Denmark

Oct 23 — Fabrik, Hamburg, Germany

Oct 24 — Palladium Club, Warsaw, Poland

Oct 26 — Lucerna Music Bar, Prague, Czechia

Oct 27 — Metropol, Berlin, Germany

Oct 28 — Trix, Antwerp, Belgium

Oct 30 — Albert Hall, Manchester, UK

Oct 31 — O2 Institute Birmingham, Birmingham, UK

Nov 1 — O2 Academy, Glasgow, UK

Nov 3 — CHALK, Brighton, UK

Nov 5 — Roundhouse, London, UK

Listen to brand new chanel$ here. Get tickets for the WOR$T GIRL IN THE WORLD tour here.