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RAYE RETURNS WITH AN EPIC NEW SINGLE AND VIDEO "WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!" 

JANUARY 22, 2026 - ATLAS ARENA, LODZ

ABSOLUTELY AND AMMA will also perform on the "THIS TOUR MAY CONTAIN NEW MUSIC" tour, and the tour will include 40 concerts in 2026.

WATCH THE MUSIC VIDEO FOR "WHERE IS MY HUSBAND" HERE

Pre-sale for Ticketmaster customers will begin on Wednesday, September 24 at 10 am
General sales will begin on Thursday, September 25 at 10 a.m.

Three-time GRAMMY-nominated global music superstar RAYE returns today with a new single, "WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!", which is now available on all streaming platforms via Human Re Sources/The Orchard. The track was written and produced in collaboration with longtime collaborator Mike Sabath and is the first preview of his highly anticipated second album, scheduled for release in 2026.

"WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!" is a feisty yet heartfelt tribute to the search for a life partner. The track combines funky brass, syncopated R&B beats and soul-pop production, all highlighted by RAYE's distinctive, powerful vocals and rich harmonies. Fans first heard the song as the opening track of her well-received performance at Glastonbury this summer, followed by concerts at All Points East and the Montreux Jazz Festival.

To celebrate today's launch, RAYE has also announced the THIS TOUR MAY CONTAIN NEW MUSIC tour, a massive 40-concert tour that will run from January 22 to May 12, 2026. Produced by Live Nation, the tour will include arenas in the UK and Europe, followed by a North American leg, including a performance at the legendary Radio City Music Hall in New York. She will be accompanied throughout the tour by her younger sisters ABSOLUTELY and AMMA, who recently performed alongside her at All Points East - giving fans a taste of the family energy they can expect at the concerts. Pre-sale registration is now open, with pre-sales beginning September 23 at 10:00 am local time. General sales will begin on September 25 at 10:00 am at livenation.co.uk.

ABOUT RAYE

The multi-award-winning British artist RAYE is redefining contemporary pop music through her candid storytelling, genre-defying sound, and record-breaking success. The three-time GRAMMY-nominated singer, songwriter, and producer made history at the 2025 GRAMMY Awards as the first artist ever to be nominated in the same year for both “Best New Artist” and “Songwriter of the Year (Non-Classical)” (Songwriter of the Year—Non-Classical). This historic achievement followed the South London artist’s record-breaking triumph at the 2024 BRIT Awards, where she won six awards—the most in a single edition in history—and became the first woman to be honored with the title “Songwriter of the Year.” Thanks to her viral performances at the 2025 GRAMMYs (“Oscar Winning Tears”) and the Oscars (a tribute to James Bond), RAYE has proven herself to be one of the most exciting figures in the industry.

Since her debut in 2014, RAYE has placed eighteen singles in the Top 40 of the UK charts and surpassed 10 billion total streams. Her diverse catalog—spanning pop, R&B, hip-hop, gospel, jazz, big band, and dance music—includes collaborations with Stormzy, Central Cee, Lucky Daye, David Guetta, Jax Jones, and Disclosure, among others. As a prolific songwriter, RAYE has also written hits for icons such as Beyoncé, Charli XCX, and Jennifer Lopez, as well as for rising stars like JADE and Halle.

Her 2023 debut album, *My 21st Century Blues* (Human Re Sources/The Orchard), was a decade in the making and was her first fully independent release. The album achieved unprecedented commercial success worldwide, driven by the inevitable global hit “Escapism.” The single not only became her first number-one hit in the UK but also reached the Top 10 in more than 20 countries, achieved RIAA platinum status in the U.S., and was the best-selling single by a British artist in 2023. The album led to more than 150 concerts worldwide, including performances at festivals such as Coachella, Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, Fuji Rock, Austin City Limits, Corona Capital, and the Montreux Jazz Festival.

Her one-of-a-kind concert at London’s Royal Albert Hall—accompanied by a 50-piece orchestra and a gospel choir—was released on vinyl and broadcast on PBS and the BBC, and critics hailed her as “the most talented artist since Adele and Amy Winehouse” (The Telegraph). The year 2024 marked another breakthrough for the artist behind “Oscar Winning Tears.” – RAYE made history at the BRIT Awards, performed as an opening act at Wembley Stadium during Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, and made her debut on *Saturday Night Live*. Additional appearances on shows such as *The Kelly Clarkson Show*, the American Music Awards, *The Daily Show*, the MTV EMAs, and the BRIT Awards once again solidified her status as a true star of the stage.

She kicked off 2025 by collaborating with LISA and Doja Cat on the global anthem “Born Again,” which she co-wrote and produced—the song earned them an MTV Video Music Award. She also collaborated with nine-time GRAMMY winner and producer Mark Ronson on two jazz singles—“Suzanne” and “Grandma Calls The Boy Bad News”—the latter of which appeared on the all-star soundtrack for the film F1® THE MOVIE. In the summer of 2025, RAYE returned to the legendary Pyramid Stage at the Glastonbury Festival and also delivered outstanding performances at events including Governor’s Ball, the Montreux Jazz Festival, the Newport Jazz Festival, and All Points East.

As an outspoken advocate for songwriters' rights, RAYE has consistently used her platform to draw attention to inequalities in the industry - from power balances between artists and labels to the financial challenges of creators in the streaming era. In recognition of her impact, Ivors Academy will award her a special Ivors Academy Honors in October, calling her "the UK's best songwriter and a fearless force for change." Outside of music, RAYE serves as an ambassador for Audemars-Piguet and Nintendo Switch UK, and has appeared in Stella McCartney's About F**ing Time campaign. On screen, she will appear in an episode of Netflix's limited series Black Rabbit with Jason Bateman and Jude Law, in which she performs her own rendition of the jazz classic "What a Difference a Day Makes."