Reneé Rapp to Perform on LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS Next Week

Reneé Rapp will be performing on Late Night With Seth Meyers on Monday, October 30.

Rapp, who will also sit down with Meyers for an interview, will be performing "Tummy Hurts" off her debut album, "Snow Angel."

The performance comes ahead of the Mean Girls star's four New York concerts next week. She kicks off the New York performances of her "Snow Hard Feelings" tour on Monday night at Terminal 5 in Manhattan.

Then, on Tuesday, October 31, she will perform a Halloween show at Kings Theatre before two more headline concerts at Avant Gardner in Brooklyn on Thursday and Friday.

Reneé Rapp is a critically acclaimed multi-hyphenate with experience in music, film / TV acting, and Broadway. The North Carolina native’s career took off when she landed the coveted role of Regina George in the Tony-nominated Mean Girls musical on Broadway in 2019. Shortly after, she found widespread recognition and praise for her performance as Leighton on the HBO Max series The Sex Lives of College Girls written by Mindy Kaling.

Rapp then turned her attention back to music, sharing her threadbare insecurities on debut single “Tattoos.” Since then, her songs have caught on like wildfire with listeners.

The multi-hyphenate's entire debut headline tour sold out in a matter of minutes, her inspiring single “Too Well” has impacted the Top 40, and her discography has amassed over 200 million streams and counting. Her upcoming sold out ‘Snow Hard Feelings’ Tour, which kicks off in September with support from Alexander 23 and Towa Bird, sold over 65K tickets within the first 24 hours alone.

Not only that, she will be reprising the role of Regina George in the forthcoming movie musical adaptation of the Broadway musical Mean Girls. Rapp's 2022 debut EP Everything to Everyone, as well as its deluxe edition, firmly established her pop staying power, while her debut LP, Snow Angel, is primed to fully showcase the hitmaker's vulnerable approach to songwriting and stunning vocal range.