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Skip to main content October 27, 2025 The Beaches make their NPR Tiny Desk debut Joshua Bryant/NPR The Beaches checked their hard feelings at the door for their NPR Tiny Desk debut. The band appeared on the long-running performance series to perform tracks from their latest studio album No Hard Feelings, including “Lesbian of the Year,” “Can I Call You in the Morning?” and “Last Girls at the Party.” “This is a dream come true for us,” Jordan Miller said early in the set, which opened with “Blame Brett” from their second album, Blame My Ex. “Get ready to hear a bunch of songs about heartbreak and breakups and all of that, and being bad bitches, I guess.” Another Blame My Ex selection made its way into the set list with “Edge of the Earth,” which Miller introduced with a suggestion that everyone consider getting off of the horoscope app Co-Star. Then, just before performing “Last Girls at the Party” as their final song, Miller dropped another piece of advice. “For any girls watching, start a band with your friends and never stop partying,” she said. Trending Stories How Activists Are Fighting Trump’s Immigration Crackdown in Chicago Radiohead Talk European Tour and Why They Took Break in New Interview: ‘The Wheels Came Off a Bit’ There’s Now a Casino in Everyone’s Pocket. For Some Young Men, It’s a Near-Fatal Gamble Congress Enjoys Ultraluxe Health Care as It Fights to Gut Yours The Beaches recently brought their pop party to Rolling Stone‘s Gather No Moss Tour. “This is the first show of the No Hard Feelings era,” drummer Eliza Enman-McDaniel said at the show. “Thank you for following us through all our different eras before now.” No Hard Feelings arrived on Aug. 25. In an interview with Rolling Stone, guitarist Kylie Miller said, “We’ve been professional musicians and at least three of us have been playing together since middle school. We’ve always been really close and had this strong friendship that has been the center of our group, our music, and our experience. I think when people come to see us onstage, one of the things that they really notice is the intense connection that we have with one another.” Demi Lovato Will Bring 'PopVato' on the Road for 'It's Not That Deep' Tour Bangers & Baddies Jack DeJohnette, Renowned Jazz Drummer Who Played on Miles Davis' 'Bitches Brew,' Dead at 83 Daniel Kreps Watch Hayley Williams and Jack Antonoff's Full 'Musicians on Musicians' Performance One Night Only Larisha Paul Sean Combs' Projected Prison Release Date Revealed Diddy Trial Nancy Dillon 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere' Has Divided the Film Critic Community Bruce on the Big Screen Andy Greene Go to PMC.com Most Popular HBO Max Raises Prices Across All Plans Effective Immediately Netflix Inks Major Deals With Mattel and Hasbro for ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Toys, Games and Products Who Got Married on Love Is Blind Season 9? Plus Where the Couples Stand Now MoMA Discovers 'Hidden' Layers Beneath Andrew Wyeth’s Famed ‘Christina’s World’ You might also like This Stevie Nicks Barbie Pays Homage to Singer’s Debut Solo Album ‘Bella Donna’ 4 hours ago It's Time to Shop! The SheKnows Ultimate (& Foolproof) Holiday Gift Guide for 2025 is Here Chanel Revenues, Profits Fall in 2024 as China Slowdown Bites 5 months ago Sales Out of the 2025 Fall Festivals: Magnolia Buys ‘American Pie’ Satire ‘The Napa Boys’ 4 hours ago How the Dodgers Became First MLB Team to Hit $1 Billion in Revenue Rolling Stone is a part of Penske Media Corporation. © 2025 Rolling Stone, LLC. All rights reserved. Powered by WordPress.com VIP
