Pale Waves performed new song "Tomorrow" during Glasgow show
Last night (23 September), Pale Waves debuted new song "Tomorrow" during their show at Glasgow's Barrowland.
Glasgow was the first stop on their autumn tour, and the group decided to perform a new song called "Tomorrow" in the first half of their 18-song set.
The Dirty Hit signed band are still touring their 2018 debut album My Mind Makes Noises, and it seems as though the group will be testing some new material while on the road.
Back in May vocalist Heather Baron-Gracie told NME that they plan to release a "pop-punk" EP before their second record.
Last month Pale Waves shared a photo on Instagram with Matty Healy. Fans were quick to ask for a collaboration, to which Baron-Gracie replied, "It's happening."
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