Demi Lovato Teases Club-Ready Single “Still Here”

Thought Demi Lovato’s revival in pop would fade quickly? Far from it: she’s all in, ready to keep us dancing well past midnight.
On Thursday, September 4, Lovato unveiled a teaser for the follow-up to her August single “Fast”—her triumphant return to pop after a rock-driven chapter. In the clip, she twirls in fishnet tights and a glittering black bodysuit, belting along to what appears to be titled “Here All Night.”
“Beneath the pulsing lights, I’m drenched in sweat just to forget you,” she declares over a driving electronic beat. “I’ll be here all night.”
She captioned the teaser with a winking emoji and a succinct “Still here.”
Since 2021’s Dancing With the Devil and her punk-infused 2022 album Holy Fvck—followed by Revamped, an anthology of her classics reimagined as rock anthems—it’s been a while since the Camp Rock alum delivered pop bangers akin to “Fast” and now “Here All Night.”
In July, Rolling Stone reported that Lovato was assembling a celebratory dance-pop record, marking her mainstream resurgence. “Fast” soon landed at number eight on Billboard’s Hot Dance/Pop Songs chart.
Complementing her pop comeback, Lovato has revisited defining moments in her journey: a nostalgic stop at The Bigg Chill in late July and an August reunion with the Jonas Brothers to revive iconic Camp Rock tracks.
Watch the full TikTok clip below.
@ddlovato still here 😉
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