Gracie Abrams made an unforgettable debut on “Saturday Night Live” as the musical guest during the December 14th episode. The 25-year-old singer-songwriter captivated audiences with performances of her hit tracks “That’s So True” and “I Love You, I’m Sorry,” both from her latest album, The Secret of Us.
Abrams’ first performance featured a cozy holiday-themed backdrop, complete with a crackling fireplace, candlelight, and twinkling Christmas lights. She opened with “That’s So True” while dressed in a classic white shirt paired with a matching bowtie, embodying understated elegance. For her second appearance, she donned a stunning long black gown, delivering a heartfelt rendition of “I Love You, I’m Sorry.”
The Grammy-nominated artist took to Instagram after the show to express her excitement and gratitude. Sharing snapshots from the memorable night, Abrams wrote in the caption, “Live from New York, WHAT A DREAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you forever @nbcsnl.” Her heartfelt post resonated with fans, highlighting the significance of this milestone in her career.
This appearance on “SNL” caps off an extraordinary year for Abrams, who gained widespread acclaim as an opening act on Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras Tour. The tour not only solidified her position in the music industry but also fostered a close friendship with Swift. Together, the two popstars earned a Grammy nomination for their collaborative song “Us,” which is up for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.
Adding to her achievements, Abrams has announced new tour dates for 2025. After touring across Europe in the spring, she is set to headline several major arenas in North America during the summer. Her tour kicks off on July 23rd in Boston and includes stops in Toronto, New York, Los Angeles, and the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado. The journey concludes on August 26th in Mexico City.
Gracie Abrams’ remarkable performances and exciting announcements have solidified her as one of the most promising young artists in the music industry, setting the stage for an even brighter future.