Conan Gray<\/strong><\/a> saved \u201cThe Best\u201d for last. The pop singer-songwriter has released his new single \u201cThe Best\u201d and revealed it to be the closing track from a new deluxe edition of his hit album Wishbone<\/em>. Set for release on April 24, the expanded project adds five songs to the 2025 LP\u2019s original 12-song tracklist. The other four additional tracks have yet to be revealed.<\/p>\n Gray is in the midst of his Wishbone World Tour, which hits Europe next after a North American run that saw him sell out venues like New York\u2019s Madison Square Garden and Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Australia and New Zealand shows will follow this fall as Gray continues to rack up streams around the globe. (He\u2019s up to 12 billion and counting.)\n<\/p>\n Gray debuted \u201cThe Best\u201d at the tour\u2019s Minneapolis stop at the Target Center on Feb. 19, and it has quickly become a fan favorite. Produced by John Buscema, the power ballad finds Gray summoning the power to move on from a past romance. \u201cGrew out your buzzcut, now my hair is short\/ Nothing like it once was, when I was yours,\u201d he sings, noting the many ways he\u2019s changed since the entanglement. Eventually he concludes that he can \u201cfinally wish you the best.\u201d<\/p>\n Written by Gray and executive produced by Dan Nigro (Olivia Rodrigo, Chappell Roan), Wishbone<\/em> is the biggest album of the young phenom\u2019s career so far. It debuted atop the Billboard album sales chart last August and reached a career-best No. 3 peak on the Billboard 200, boasting Gray\u2019s biggest first-week sales figure to date. \u201cGray\u2019s latest is tender and sweet, unveiling itself like secrets at a slumber party with your best friends,\u201d wrote Brittany Spanos in Rolling Stone<\/em>\u2019s review<\/a><\/strong>. She continued, \u201cFor as vulnerable as much of the music feels, Gray wears his heart proudly on his sleeve. He\u2019s never sounded more confident or comfortable, a thrilling promise of what\u2019s to come from him in the future.\u201d\n<\/p>\n