The song appears on her upcoming new album
Lola Young shares her new single “D£aler,” the latest offering from her highly anticipated new album I’m Only Fucking Myself, due September 19th via Island Records. The song is an earnest depiction about the urge to run away from your problems belted as an exasperated declaration with undeniable vocal control. The new song follows the recently shared singles “Not Like That Anymore,” an anthem for breaking rules and burning bridges, and the head-bopping and dub grooved “One Thing,” both of which have amassed millions of streams since their release.
The latest song follows the first leg of Lola’s summer festival run across Europe, where she brought epic performances to Glastonbury, Roskilde, Lollapalooza Paris and more, with performances at Way Out West, Lowlands, and All Things Go Festival in New York and Washington, DC still on the horizon. This November and December, Lola will embark on her headline North American tour, where the powerhouse vocalist will bring her show to Toronto, New York City, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Vancouver and Seattle, before wrapping up in Los Angeles. Since the tour’s announcement, Lola has added additional shows in Toronto, New York City and Los Angeles due to demand.
2025 has been nonstop for Lola. Earlier this month, Lola was a direct support to Billie Eilish for her Paris shows at Accor Arena and performed at both Summertime Ball and Meltdown Festival in London. In May, Lola performed at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend following her debut performance at the iconic Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in April, where she premiered “One Thing.” Lola was also nominated for an American Music Award for Social Song of the Year for “Messy” and received three nominations at this year’s Ivor Novello awards, winning the Rising Star Award, which followed her Best Pop Act nomination at this year’s BRIT Awards.
Boasting over one billion all-time streams globally across her catalog of releases, Lola Young continues to achieve tremendous success. Her platinum-certified No. 1 single “Messy” recently hit No. 1 on the Billboard Pop Airplay chart, No. 1 at Hot Adult Contemporary, No. 1 on the Alternative Rock Billboard chart, and reached the upper regions of the Billboard Hot 100. Young is the first female artist to have a debut single go No. 1 at both pop and alternative since Lorde’s “Royals.” “Messy” also held the top spot in the UK for four consecutive weeks, making Lola one of only two British female artists to reach No. 1 in the UK Singles Chart within the last year.
