Destroy Lonely Releases New ‘MONSTER’
The track arrives before select 2026 Grey Day Tour appearances with $uicideboy$.
Destroy Lonely has released his new single “MONSTER” through Opium/Interscope on August 10, 2026. The song arrives ahead of his select appearances with $uicideboy$ on the duo’s 2026 Grey Day Tour, which is set to visit arenas and amphitheaters across North America.
Production on “MONSTER” comes from Cxdy, Hexotag, and Vadyabackwoods. Across the track, Lonely moves between different vocal deliveries instead of maintaining one cadence throughout, while the song’s presentation centers on a larger-than-life “MONSTER” persona.
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Destroy Lonely has already made several festival and collaboration appearances in 2026. He joined Steve Aoki and BIA at Ultra Music Festival, with the three artists later releasing “Young,” and appeared during Subtronics’ Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival Weekend 1 set to debut an unreleased collaboration on the Sahara Stage. Lonely also brought out Snow Strippers during his Rolling Loud Orlando set and appeared with Ken Carson on “shopping.” Outside music, he starred in a global Reebok campaign. He is also scheduled to perform at ComplexCon in Los Angeles on Sunday, October 4, during the event’s 10-year anniversary celebration.
In 2025, Destroy Lonely released </3³ (Broken Hearts 3), the third entry in the Broken Hearts series that began in 2020, with production from Clayco, Cade, and Bugz Ronin among its collaborators. He also joined Playboi Carti on The Antagonist 2.0 Tour. His 2022 single “NOSTYLIST” is arguably what kicked things off in earnest for Destroy Lonely, though. The album If Looks Could Kill reached No. 1 on Apple Music within 24 hours of its 2023 release and accumulated nearly 10 million Spotify streams. Rolling Stone, Complex, Billboard, and People were among the outlets that named Destroy Lonely an artist to watch during the If Looks Could Kill era. LOVE LASTS FOREVER, released in 2024, debuted on Spotify’s Top Album charts in the U.S. and globally, meanwhile, giving him his first No. 1 on Billboard’s Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and Top Rap Albums charts. It also reached the Top 10 of the Billboard 200.
