Noah Kahan & Hayley Williams' Electric Collab

0:00On April 29th, Noah Cajon just dropped his fourth album, The Great Divide, on April 24th, and he celebrated by crashing Haley Williams' show at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium. It was her second night of three on her first solo tour, and they teamed up for his track downfall, with her jumping in on the chorus harmonies. Right after the album hit, Cajon released an extended version called The Great Divide, the Last of the Bugs, adding four new songs like Lighthouse and Staying Still. He co-wrote and co-produced downfall with Aaron Destner and Gabe Simon and Bonnie Verne's Justin Vernon laid down some backing vocals. Fans lost it online, with clips blowing up showing the electric moment on stage. Cajon called Haley a legend before they dove in, and it ties right into his Netflix dock, Noah Cajon, out of body, which covers his rise since stick. Season and the pressure to top it. Meanwhile, Haley's keeping the momentum with her North American tour through next month, then hitting the UK and Europe.

1:00Her latest solo album, Ego Death at a Bachelorette party, came out last year, and she recently covered a Judy-Sill classic with Florence Welch and Jack Antonov. Cajon's gearing up for a huge sold-out stadium tour this summer, including Rolling Stone's State Side Festival on July 4th in Kingston, New York. These collabs show how these artists keep pushing boundaries together. Stay tuned with music news today, AI Powered Updates.