Review: Slayyyter Brings Back the Kind of Pop Show You Have To Experience With a Nashville Tour Stop

It’s hard to imagine a more meteoric rise than the one genre-bender Slayyyter has been on this year. The artist, whose sound you can’t box in with conventional descriptors, has punched her way through niche stardom and become a must-see live act, one raucous crowd at a time. Her tour stop in Nashville on September 22 continued her reign as pop’s next marvel.

The culmination of years of hard work for Slayyyter and her die-hard fans came at Coachella in 2026, when she pulled focus from many of the other, bigger acts with mystifying crowd appeal and songs that make you want to dance and throw punches. Her latest album, and the purpose of her current tour, was meant to be her final work before her mainstream moment came and had everyone curious as to what this transfixing pop girl was up to. The concert footage flooded the internet, and suddenly everyone wanted to experience Slayyyter’s Worst Girl In America era for themselves.

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