Nashville’s rising pop sensation, Molly Grace, has dropped her latest single, “WYKYK,” the final teaser before her highly anticipated debut album, Blush, set for release on September 26, 2025. Known for her vibrant performances and unapologetic charisma, Grace is cementing her place in the pop music scene with this infectious track that encapsulates her signature blend of queer joy, playful energy, and heartfelt optimism.
Released on August 15, 2025, “WYKYK” is a bold, upbeat anthem that resonates with the lovergirl spirit, celebrating sapphic love with a wink and a smile. Described by Grace herself as a track for “lovergirls,” the song bursts with the effervescent confidence that has become her hallmark. Its catchy hooks and playful production make it a perfect addition to her growing catalog of empowering, feel-good pop. The single’s vibrant energy aligns with the aesthetic of Blush, drawing inspiration from the glitz of showgirls and cabaret, while maintaining a deeply personal touch.
In a TikTok post, Grace announced the single’s release with enthusiasm, calling it “the last single off of my debut album” and inviting fans to “clock in as a Molly Grace fan pre-MG1.” The post, which garnered hundreds of likes and comments, highlighted the song’s sapphic themes and its role as a celebratory milestone leading up to Blush. Fans have already taken to social media to express their excitement, with one TikTok video noting, “I wonder if anyone on this airplane knows that in a few months I’m going to be all over their playlists,” accompanied by the track’s infectious beat.
Blush, set to drop on September 26, 2025, via Molly Grace LLC under exclusive license to Nettwerk Music Group Inc., promises to be a dynamic exploration of the human experience. The 12-track album, featuring songs like “Lemme,” “Mad at Her Forever,” “Do Me (Feels So Good),” and “Heaven Sent,” captures a range of emotions—from flirty and fun to vulnerable and introspective. Grace describes the album’s title as a reflection of its multifaceted nature: “You could be embarrassed, you could be flirty, you could be hot and bothered—it encapsulates all those feelings.”
The album, written over the past year between Nashville and Los Angeles, was crafted with a stellar team of collaborators, including producers Keith Sorrells and Oscar Linnander of The Orphanage, and songwriters Claire Ernst, Wrabel, Julie Frost, SXSSY, MSquared, and GAIA. This collaborative effort has resulted in a polished, radio-ready sound that retains Grace’s unique voice and personality. Tracks like “WYKYK” and the gospel-toned “Heaven Sent” showcase her ability to blend cheeky humor with uplifting resilience, while slower songs like “Say When” and “Wearing My Ring” highlight her dexterous vocals and emotional depth.
Molly Grace has quickly become a standout in the pop world, drawing comparisons to artists like Chappell Roan, Remi Wolf, and Prince for her theatrical live performances and magnetic stage presence. Her recent shows, including a standout set at Bonnaroo dubbed a “Festival Highlight” by The Nashville Scene, have solidified her reputation as a performer who brings inclusivity and optimism to every stage. Currently headlining her But I’m A Pop Star! tour and opening for Betty Who, Grace is also slated to perform at Pride festivals and the All Things Go festival in September 2025.
Beyond her music, Grace is committed to making a positive impact. Through her partnership with LIFEBEAT, a program of the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, she advocates for social justice and human rights for those affected by HIV and AIDS. Her mission is clear: to create music that makes listeners feel “good, confident, and understood.” As she puts it, “If you’re at a Molly Grace show, you’re going to feel better about yourself when it’s over.”
“WYKYK” is more than just a single—it’s a declaration of Molly Grace’s arrival as a pop force to be reckoned with. Its infectious energy, combined with her unapologetic celebration of queer love and identity, makes it a track that’s as empowering as it is danceable. As the final single before Blush, it sets the stage for an album that promises to be a glittering, heartfelt journey through love, resilience, and self-assurance.
Fans can catch “WYKYK” on streaming platforms now and look forward to Blush dropping on September 26, 2025. With upcoming performances in cities like Milwaukee, Columbus, Toronto, and London, Molly Grace is poised to take the pop world by storm, one sparkling anthem at a time.
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Molly Grace Tour Dates
09/09/2025 // Colours // London, UK
09/28/2025 // All Things Go Music Festival // Columbia, MD
10/10/2025 // Lincoln Hall // Chicago, IL
10/11/2025 // 7th St Entry // Minneapolis, MN
10/12/2025 // Shank Hall // Milwaukee, WI
10/14/2025 // Ace of Cups // Columbus, OH
10/15/2025 // Loving Touch // Ferndale, MI
10/17/2025 // Velvet Underground // Toronto, ON
10/18/2025 // Lark Hall // Albany, NY
10/19/2025 // Paradise Rock Club // Boston, MA
10/21/2025 // Bowery Ballroom // New York, NY
10/23/2025 // Brooklyn Bowl // Philadelphia, PA
10/24/2025 // Cat’s Cradle // Carrboro, NC
10/25/2025 // Asheville Music Hall // Asheville, NC
10/26/2025 // New Brookland Tavern // Columbia, SC
10/28/2025 // The Social // Orlando, FL
10/29/2025 // The Loft // Atlanta, GA
10/30/2025 // Basement East // Nashville, TN
11/05/2025 // Blueberry Hill – Duck Room // St. Louis, MO
11/07/2025 // Club Dada // Dallas, TX
11/08/2025 // 3TEN // Austin, TX
11/09/2025 // HOB – Bronze Peacock // Houston, TX
11/11/2025 // Encore // Kansas City, MO
11/13/2025 // Marquis // Denver, CO
11/14/2025 // Kilby Court // Salt Lake City, UT
11/16/2025 // Valley Bar // Phoenix, AZ
11/17/2025 // Roxy // Los Angeles, CA
11/18/2025 // Rickshaw Stop // San Francisco, CA
11/20/2025 // Holocene // Portland, OR
11/21/2025 // Fox Cabaret // Vancouver, BC
11/22/2025 // Madame Lou’s // Seattle, WA
