On the latest episode of Saturday Night Live, singer-songwriter Chappell Roan made her debut as a musical guest. The 22-year-old artist, who was recently featured on the cover of Rolling Stone’s September issue, performed two songs from her upcoming album, Pink Pony Club.
Roan kicked off her performance with the title track, “Pink Pony Club,” a catchy and upbeat song that showcases her unique blend of pop and alternative rock. With her powerful vocals and energetic stage presence, Roan captivated the audience and set the tone for the rest of her set.
For her second performance, Roan debuted a new song, “The Giver,” which she wrote during the pandemic. The emotional ballad, accompanied by a piano, showcased Roan’s raw and vulnerable side as she sang about the struggles of giving and receiving love.
Roan’s appearance on SNL marks a major milestone in her career, as she continues to gain recognition for her music. In her Rolling Stone cover story, she opened up about her journey as an artist and the inspiration behind her music.
Fans and critics alike have praised Roan’s performance on SNL, with many noting her powerful vocals and stage presence. With her debut album set to release later this year, Roan is definitely an artist to watch out for in the music industry.
