With the release of her latest single ‘Miss Me Too’, pop’s most competent storyteller Griff fights to save her soul, and rebuild her confidence as she transitions out of a suppressive, existential crisis and into adulthood.
“‘Miss Me Too’ is about being stuck in this hollow version of yourself after heartbreak and growing up, and wondering where the version of yourself went that once had faith in the world and love,” Griff says of the self-reflective track.
“I wrote this in one of the many little Airbnb’s I booked to hide out and write my new music in. I texted Lostboy and SIBA my location (who I worked with on ‘Black Hole’) and we converted the kitchen/living-room into a studio to write ‘Miss Me Too’.”
Directed by multi-award winning Parisian cinematographer Colin Solal Cardo (Charli XCX, Christine And The Queens, Robyn) the singles accompanying music video helps to further bring the sentiment of the singers lyrics to life.
Featuring choreography that channels that “chaotic and communal breakthrough from despair into joy”, the super emotive clip serves as yet another example of Griff’s ever-evolving growth as an artist, as she continues to launch a bold new era in her already impressive career following the release of last years ‘Vertigo’ – a dizzying anthem about the emotional disorientation of your early twenties, and life lived upside down by the UK’s standout new pop star.
Watch the official music video for ‘Miss Me Too’ below:
With global live dates this year already under her belt across Australia, South East Asia and the US, Griff’s UK and European tour kicks off later this month, and includes a sold-out underplay at London’s Roundhouse on April 2nd.
Scheduled to begin in Stockholm on March 10th, the ‘Vertigo’ singer will visit major European cities including Oslo, Hamburg, Berlin, Dublin, Manchester and Glasgow in what promises to be one of the most creative, and inclusive tours of the year.
Check out the full list of dates below:
10.03.24 || Stockholm || Debaser Strand *Sold Out*
11.03.24 || Oslo || Parkteateret *Sold Out*
15.03.24 || Hamburg || Mojo Club *Sold Out*
16.03.24 || Berlin || Heimathafen *Sold Out*
18.03.24 || Cologne || Gloria Theater *Sold Out*
19.03.24 || Amsterdam || Tolhuisten *Sold Out*
21.03.24 || Brussels || Botanique Orangerie
22.03.24 || Paris || La Machine Du Moulin Rouge *Sold Out*
24.03.24 || Bournemouth || O2 Academy
26.03.24 || Dublin || Olympia Theatre
28.03.24 || Manchester || Albert Hall *Sold Out*
30.03.24 || Glasgow || Barrowland Ballroom
31.03.24 || Birmingham || O2 Institute
02.04.24 || London || Roundhouse *Sold Out*