Reneé Rapp Unveils 2025 World Tour & “Snow Angel” Deluxe: Dates, Ticket Info, and Exclusive Tracks

Reneé Rapp’s breakout year just leveled up again. The 24-year-old singer-songwriter and former Broadway sensation turned heads on the 2025 American Music Awards carpet in a shimmering, midnight-blue Versace column before delivering a fiery live debut of her new single “Leave Me Alone.” The track, released May 21, marks the first taste of Rapp’s just-announced sophomore album “Bite Me,” due later this summer through Interscope Records. Built on jagged guitar hooks and a chant-along chorus, “Leave Me Alone” finds the “Snow Angel” hit-maker pivoting from atmospheric pop toward a sharper alt-rock edge while doubling down on the unapologetic honesty that made her 2024 debut LP a streaming favorite. Lyrically, Rapp pulls no punches. Fans quickly zeroed in on perceived lyrical jabs at her former TV castmates from “The Sex Lives of College Girls,” igniting viral discourse across TikTok and X. Whether or not the shade is intentional, the conversation has catapulted the single to the top of Spotify’s Pop Rising playlist and sent searches for Rapp’s name soaring. “Bite Me” promises to amplify that rebellious energy. In a backstage AMA interview, Rapp teased collaborations with producer Alexander 23 and alt-pop duo Boyish while hinting at “the loudest songs I’ve ever made.” The album will reportedly blend early-2000s pop-rock attitude with the orchestral flourishes that defined “Snow Angel,” a recipe poised to cement her as a genre-blurring force. The AMAs performance also underscored Rapp’s expanding vocal range, nailing belts reminiscent of her Broadway stint as Regina George in “Mean Girls.” Social media clips of her climactic high note racked up millions of views within hours, with Rolling Stone labeling it “the night’s runaway highlight.” Beyond the studio, Rapp is gearing up for a packed festival run: Governor’s Ball (June 7), Glastonbury’s John Peel Stage (June 27) and Lollapalooza (August 2). Insiders tell us she will road-test additional “Bite Me” cuts during these sets, making them must-see slots for pop-rock devotees. Why the sudden surge? A perfect storm of relatable angst, headline-grabbing candor and cross-platform visibility. She commands 6 million TikTok followers, regularly uses BeReal to preview demos and remains a vocal advocate for LGBTQ+ mental-health nonprofits, bolstering an already-fervent fanbase. With “Leave Me Alone” climbing playlists, “Bite Me” on the horizon and live dates stretching into fall, Reneé Rapp is not just riding a viral wave—she’s steering it. Search interest, stream counts and ticket demand all point to one conclusion: 2025 is the year Reneé Rapp claims pop’s crown on her own uncompromising terms.