With lyrics that capture the sting of unfulfilled love, "Worst Kind of Crush" offers a compelling contrast between heartbreak and high-energy pop-country: "The worst kind of crush is us making out at midnight on New Year’s Eve / The worst kind of rush is us giving it up and you disappearing on me."
“We all know what it’s like to have a crush, but hopefully, if you’re lucky,
you’ll never know what it’s like to feel crushed by love. This song is about
missing the potential of what could have been—when someone does a 180 on you
and their feelings completely switch. I wrote this song with Brandon
Paddock a few years ago, and I’ve always loved its crossover appeal.
It’s a sad story, but it has a happy groove. It was inspired by Whitney
Houston’s 'I Wanna Dance
With Somebody'—a love song that’s left open-ended, hoping that love will
return, all while making you want to dance to the beat.” – Twinnie
In
addition to her new music, Twinnie has announced her Happy Hour Tour
2025, presented by JOY. Concerts and Holler Live.
The tour will take her signature high-energy performances to fans across the UK
and Ireland, featuring rising Tennessee recording artist Bonner Black as
support. Fans can expect an electrifying setlist of fan-favorites and new hits.
Twinnie
Happy Hour Tour 2025 Dates:
May 31 – Red Rooster Festival, Suffolk
Monday 2 June 2025 - Komedia Studio, Brighton (44 - 47 Gardner
Street, East Sussex, BN1 1UN) £22.50 + Bonner Black
Tuesday 3 June 2025 - Oslo, London (1A Amhurst Road, Hackney, E8 1JB) EVENT £22.50 + Bonner
Black
Wednesday 4 June 2025 - Hare & Hounds, Birmingham (106 High Street,
West Midlands, Birmingham, B14 7JZ) EVENT £22.50 + Bonner
Black
Friday 6 June 2025 - The Deaf Institute, Manchester (135 Grosvenor
Street, M1 7HE) EVENT £23.60 + Bonner
Black
Saturday 7 June 2025 - Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds (27 - 29 Headingley
Lane, LS6 1BL) £22.50 + Bonner Black
Sunday 8 June 2025 - The Crescent, York (8, The Crescent, YO24 1AW) £22.50
+ Bonner Black
Monday 9 June 2025 - The Cluny, Newcastle (36 Lime Street, Ouseburn,
Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 2PQ) £22.50 + Bonner Black
Tuesday 10 June 2025 - The Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh (The Voodoo Rooms,
19A West Register Street, EH22AA) £22.50 + Bonner Black
Wednesday 11 June 2025 - Stereo, Glasgow (Stereo, 20-28 Renfield Lane,
G26PH) £22.50
Friday 13 June 2025 - Oh Yeah Centre, Belfast (15-21 Gordon Street,
Antrim, BT1 2LG) £22.50 + Bonner Black
Sunday 15 June 2025 – The Workman’s Club, Dublin (10 Wellington Quay,
Dublin, 2, Ireland)
Building on her 30M+ organic streams and a landmark year, Twinnie’s latest release marks the beginning of an exciting new era in her career.
ABOUT TWINNIE:
Twinnie is a British country-pop sensation known for her vibrant pop productions, powerful vocals, emotive storytelling, and country lyricism. Raised in the Romani Travelling community in England, Twinnie’s unique upbringing has shaped her eclectic style and boundary-pushing blend of pop-country that focuses on inclusivity and realism.
With her groundbreaking Grand Ole Opry debut, built on the success of her Radio 2 Album of The Week release "Hollywood Gypsy" and her inaugural American label EP "Welcome to the Club," Twinnie continues to make waves in the music industry. Her latest album "Something We Used To Say" was named one of the best albums released in November by NPR. Her single "Bad Man" charted on US Country Radio in 2023, solidifying her position at the forefront of the genre. She has also received major support from BBC Radio 1 in the UK and SiriusXM in the US, with several of her tracks landing on their playlists.
In 2024, Twinnie was named one of CMT’s Next Women Of Country, and her "Lonely Long" video premiered on a Billboard in Times Square. The Daily Mail debuted the official music video for her hit song “Hypothetically,” and she made history again as the first British artist to perform the US National Anthem at GEODIS Park in Nashville. Twinnie continues to tour across the US and Europe while releasing music that remains close to her heart.
As a songwriter, Twinnie has penned songs for Kylie Minogue, Bryan Adams, and The Shires. She has shared the stage with Sheryl Crow, Alexandra Kay, Jack Savoretti, Lainey Wilson, Chase Rice, and many others. Twinnie has also starred in films alongside icons Glenn Close, Christian Slater, and Alan Menken, and performed as a backing singer and dancer for Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams.
Twinnie champions mental health in the music industry as co-founder of I Know A Woman. Most recently, she joined the cast of the UK’s longest-running soap opera, 'Emmerdale,' expanding her influence as an entertainer.
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