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Chappell Roan Releases New Song ‘The Subway’

Chappell Roan has officially released the studio version of her latest track, “The Subway,” which she first performed live at the Governors Ball Music Festival in June 2024. This marks her third single since dropping her debut album, following the 2023 hit “Good Luck, Babe!” and March 2024’s “The Giver.” Produced by Daniel Nigro, the new track is now available to stream.

Ahead of the release, Roan shared with fans: “This song captures everything I adore about New York City—the hope, the heartbreak, and the healing it brings to all of us.”

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