British pop singer Maisie Peters' tour in the U.S. and Canada follows the June release of her sophomore album “The Good Witch.”
“It’s the classic teenage girl in their 20s, fun. And I’m such a teenage girl in my 20s,” she said of her shows, using the tongue-in-cheek phrase that’s been the subject of thousands of tweets and TikToks, often referencing fandoms, avoidant adulting and nostalgia. In the best way possible, she says, the shows feel “like a birthday party when you’re in middle school.”
Part of Peters’ appeal is that earlier discussed quality — being a teenage girl in her 20s. Her lyrics are personal, but also aim to more broadly capture the experiences of existing as a young woman in 2023. She name-drops celebrities — real and fictional — with a specificity that feels like an already established inside joke with listeners. She alludes to her past works, strengthening her own mythology.
One of the album’s pillars is “The History of Man,” its closing track. The bridge begins: “He stole her youth and promised heaven, the men start wars yet Troy hates Helen. Women’s hearts are lethal weapons, did you hold mine and feel threatened?”
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