Demi Lovato’s new single “Here All Night” finds the pop star dancing through the pain—and inviting everyone to join. Released Friday with an electrifying music video, the track is a high-energy breakup anthem that trades tears for a thumping bassline. Lovato, who spent recent years exploring rock, dives back into glossy dance-pop here, channeling an ’80s nightclub vibe as she sings about sweating it out under neon lights to get over an ex. “Here All Night” was actually written from the perspective of a character, not Lovato’s own heartbreak, a creative twist she found “freeing” as a songwriter.
That sense of liberation comes through in the song’s pulsating synths and defiant lyrics, which encourage hitting the dance floor instead of the pillow. Critics have applauded the single’s club-ready sound and confident vocals, seeing it as a natural continuation of Lovato’s return to pop form. Fans, too, are already hooked—flooding social media with praise and calling “Here All Night” one of her catchiest and most empowering tracks in years.
