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Grace DeVine Brought Immaculate Pop Songs to Westword Office Concert

Grace DeVine performed new music off her upcoming EP, Blabble, at our office on August 15.
Grace DeVine performed at the Westword office on August 16.
Grace DeVine performed at the Westword office on August 16. Emily Ferguson

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Grace DeVine is a star you'll never get tired of listening to.

The pop singer had a wildly fun set at the Underground Music Showcase this year, and Westword members got to hear her immaculate tunes in an intimate office show on August 15.

DeVine played songs off her upcoming EP, Blabble, set to release on Friday, August 23. Pre-save it now, people: From what we got to hear in the acoustic set, you'll be listening to Blabble on repeat. From sarcastic and funny lyrics to an incredibly catchy beat for each song, DeVine had us all spellbound with "Gifted Child," "It Girl" (which is about Julia Fox), "Demon Vegan" (we all know one), "Florida Woman" and "Call Me Crazy," among other dazzling originals, all backed by guitarist Gregory Laut of Little Trips.

They finished off the set with an excellent cover of Taylor Swift's "August" before a post-show Q&A.

Take a look at videos of her show below, and become a Westword member so that you can join us at upcoming office concerts!
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