Chappell Roan - The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess (September 22, 2023) Album • Page 12

Just bought this on vinyl. Officially obsessed and can't stop listening.

 

God I can’t wait until September to see her. They probably won’t announce the set times until it gets closer but I can’t imagine she won’t be *the* headliner at All Things Go NY. Her numbers just keep growing and haven’t shown and signs of slowing down.

 

hoping to pick up the collector's edition sometime in the next month. definitely want to get my hands on the Good Luck, Babe! 7" that's sold out both of its runs

 

Wish I got the collector but I got the standard back in November!

 

Oh wow, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess just barely eligible for the upcoming Grammys

 

I went with the deluxe cause it was the only one my local shop had in stock but definitely worth it.

 

My local record shop is getting this deluxe today finally! Sooooo stoked to finally have this in my hands!

 

I hate how much I slept on Chappell - I followed her on Instagram a long time ago because she was associated with so many other artists I followed, but didn't make a proper effort to get into her music in any meaningful way until recently.

REGRET

 

Dan Nigro was there too

 

Obviously take this with a grain of salt lol. Idk how their voices would mesh on a track together anyway.

 

Man To Be Honored at GLAAD Awards for Giving Bisexual Girlfriend a Ride to Chappell Roan Concert (thehardtimes.net)

 

This has been such a joy to watch

 

Good lord, aside from the streaming numbers, I think this more than anything shows how much she is blowing up. The entire audience singing the song while waiting for a different artist’s concert.

 

I mean, absolutely, but the overlap between fandoms there is a circle lol

 

I do not really listen to Troye Sivan so I wouldn't know lol. Like I've heard some but don't really follow up him much other than knowing he about to tour with Charli xcx

 

It makes me so happy knowing young queer kids are growing up seeing representation in mainstream music. As a closeted teenager in the early 00s I can’t even think of an out musician at the time when I was growing up.

Maybe George Michael but he was def past his peak.

 

Yeah, I've come around on this fully from "I could see myself enjoying this on the radio from time to time but it isn't really my thing" to full on wanting the record on vinyl.

 

I’m glad Jojo Siwa paved the way

 

You should, he's fantastic. I'd suggest listening to the album Bloom if you are at all interested, I adore it.

 

I've listened to Bloom (the song) and the one he did with Tate McCrae but that's about it, I'll have to check it out soon.