Taylor Bickett releases final single from her debut album “If Only”

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Taylor Bickett has a knack for reflecting the lived experiences of Gen-Z in her songwriting. Bickett first gained traction from her 2022 song “QUARTER LIFE CRISIS,” which quickly became a trend on TikTok. Half a million people, including Drew Barrymore and Kevin Jonas, shared stories and photos about navigating the transition into adulthood as Bickett somberly crooned “I swear 16 was yesterday, but now I’m closer to 28.” The song captured the disgruntled zeitgeist of a generation trying to makeup for lost time post pandemic in a way not many others of the time could. Bickett has done this once again with her new single “If Only,” pivoting the focus to the current dating landscape. 

Telling us about the song, Bickett says Simply put, ‘If Only’ is a situationship song. It’s about falling for someone who can’t make up their mind, who gives excuses, saying “if only… we could be together.” It’s not romantic, we’re not star-crossed lovers, it’s a cop-out.” The concept of a situtationship is nothing new despite the recent coining of the phrase. But what the rise in situationship culture points to, is a deep fear of commitment. Of simultaneously wanting something so bad but never having the courage to make it a reality. 

The music video released alongside the song shows Bickett in a fairytale garden singing wistfully about the confused state this entanglement has left her in. Soon the garden walls grow, looming over Bickett as the sun sets cloaking her in darkness. Bickett is left sprinting through the gardens maze like walls trying to get out, it’s like realizing youre with someone who isn’t right for you just a little too late.

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This fall, Bickett will embark on a headline tour in support of her debut album Nothing I Can’t Undo. Tickets are on sale now, all dates are listed below.

Taylor Bickett Tour Dates
09.25 – Nashville, TN @ The End
09.26 – Atlanta, GA @ Vinyl @ Center Stage
09.27 – Charlotte, NC @ The Evening Muse
09.29 – Washington, DC @ DC9
09.30 – Philadelphia,. PA @ Nikki Lopez
10.01 – New York, NY @ Mercury Lounge
10.03 – Boston, MA @ The Middle East Upstairs
10.05 – Cleveland, OH @ Beachland Tavern
10.06 – Columbus, OH @ Rumba Cafe
10.09 – Indianapolis, IN @ Turntable
10.25 – Chicago, IL @ Schubas
10.27 – Denver, CO @ Goosetown Tavern
10.29 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Pearl on Main
10.31 – Seattle, WA @ Funhouse
11.01 – Portland, OR @ Mission Theater
11.03 – San Francisco, CA @ Hotel Utah
11.04 – Los Angeles, CA @ Moroccan Lounge
11.06 – San Diego, CA @ Voodoo Room @ House of Blues
11.07 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Rebel Lounge
11.09 – Austin, TX @ Chess Club
11.10 – Dallas, TX @ Three Links

Keep up with Taylor Bickett: Spotify// Instagram // TikTok // Facebook // Website

Isabella Perez
Isabella Perez
NYC based alt rock fanatic

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