Did you really think Demi Lovato‘s pop-music comeback would die down that fast? On the contrary, she’ll be here all night — and then some.
On Thursday (Sept. 4), the singer posted a video teasing a follow-up to August single “Fast,” which marked their official return to the pop genre after spending a few years focused on rock. In the clip, Lovato twirls around in fishnet tights and a sparkly black thong while singing along to the unreleased track, which appears to be titled “Here All Night.”
“Sweating on the dance floor under the lights to get over you,” she belts over a thrumming electronic beat. “I’ll be here all night.”
In the caption, Lovato wrote with a winky-face emoji, “Still here.”
It’s been quite some time since the Camp Rock alum was releasing songs that sounded like “Fast” and now “Here All Night.” Following 2021’s Dancing With the Devil, Lovato did a hard pivot from pop to punk with 2022’s Holy Fvck, after which they dropped Revamped, an album of the vocalist’s past hits reimagined as rock tunes.
In July, however, Rolling Stone reported that Lovato had returned to the mainstream and was readying a “celebratory” album of dance-pop tracks. “Fast” came soon afterward, debuting at No. 8 on Billboard‘s Hot Dance/Pop Songs chart.
To go with the pop comeback, Lovato has also been revisiting some of the most memorable moments of her career. In late July, they revisited The Bigg Chill frozen yogurt shop — with which the hitmaker has a storied past — and in August, Lovato reunited with the Jonas Brothers to perform a couple iconic Camp Rock tracks.
See Lovato’s TikTok below.
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