“Seems chill”: Fans react as Gracie Abrams previews unreleased song at Glastonbury Music Festival

Gracie Abrams' performance at the Glastonbury Music Festival has become the talk of the town after she unexpectedly debuted a new song at the event. Abrams was making her debut at the Other Stage (the festival’s second-largest arena) today and dropped the unreleased track at the festival after warming up the crowd with some of her favorite songs from previous albums like Good Riddance and The Secret of Us.

Two weeks ago, before her Glastonbury appearance, she had posted a 15-second teaser on her social media accounts that did not speak of specifics but suggested that new music was in the works.

Even though Gracie did not confirm the title of the song in her performance but, Gracie revealed to the fans that the song was an unreleased song that she was working on at the same time. The song seemed to discuss the themes of regrets and companionship, the chorus of which was simply too catchy for the audience in attendance not to pull out their phones to record it. Fans have been tentatively calling the new song Out of Nowhere on social media.

During her set, Gracie Abrams also delivered a captivating rendition of her hit single That's So True, which had dominated the UK singles chart for eight weeks in total. Watching Gracie Abrams take to the stage with the confidence of a seasoned festival performer, the fans soon flooded social media with how special the event was.

One fan commented: "Seems chill."

Fan reactions to Gracie Abrams' performance

Clips from the event have now gone viral on social media and have also sparked conversations regarding the song's title and its impending release. However, with no confirmation being given by the artist till now, fans have had to make do with expressing their opinions on social media.

Another fan exclaimed: "This is a 14/10 for me OMGGG."

Yet another fan quipped: "Oh look another sad girl song to play while i terrorize my exes."

A third fan joked: "She’s literally just talking in the mic on a beat this is truly Taylor’s daughter."

Another fan wrote: "Gracie always delivers such raw emotion can’t wait to hear the full version of this one live and on repeat!"

Although Gracie has already mentioned her plans to release a new album later in 2025, it is to be seen whether the new song will become a part of this album or end up as a standalone song.

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Gracie Abrams' full setlist from Glastonbury also included songs such as: Risk, Blowing Smoke, 21, I Love You, I'm Sorry, Where do we go now?, I Told You Things, Death Wish, Normal Thing, Let It Happen, Just Like Heaven (Cover), Free Now, That's So True, and Close To You.

Glastonbury is now approaching its end, with the music festival scheduled to wrap up on Sunday with a headlining performance by Olivia Rodrigo and Rod Stewart. Doechii will also be making her debut at the festival on Saturday night.

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