The Two Lips share 'kiss goodbye'
- Los Angeles dream-pop duo The Two Lips released the single “kiss goodbye” on April 10, 2026, days before their first Coachella appearance, where the song also made its live debut. - The release arrived as a two-song single with “brb”; Spotify lists “kiss goodbye” at 2:43, and setlist records show the band played it at Coachella’s Sonora stage on April 10. - The track extends momentum from March’s “brb” and the November 2025 EP “girl, c’mon!,” both issued through Island Records. (universalmusic.ca)
The Two Lips released “kiss goodbye” on April 10, 2026, and debuted the song live the same day at Coachella. (universalmusic.ca) (setlist.fm) Universal Music Canada said the Los Angeles duo dropped the track ahead of their first Coachella performance. Spotify and Apple Music list it as part of a two-song release, “kiss goodbye / brb.” (universalmusic.ca) (open.spotify.com) (music.apple.com) Streaming listings put “kiss goodbye” at 2 minutes 43 seconds and “brb” at 2 minutes 36 seconds. YouTube credits the recording to The Blushing Tulips, LLC under exclusive license to Island Records, a division of Universal Music Group. (open.spotify.com) (youtube.com) In a label statement, the duo said the song is about loving someone who feels “irresistible and impossible,” and wondering whether “one last kiss is closure or just another reason to stay.” (universalmusic.ca) The single extends a release run that included “brb” in March and the debut EP “girl, c’mon!” in November 2025. Universal Music Canada described that seven-track EP as the pair’s introduction via Island Records. (universalmusic.ca) Setlist records for Coachella’s April 10 Sonora stage show list “kiss goodbye” near the end of an 11-song set that also included “brb” and a No Doubt cover of “Don’t Speak.” (setlist.fm) Apple Music shows the new single landing on editorial playlists including New in Pop and New in Alternative. That placement gives the release a streaming push beyond the festival crowd in Indio. (music.apple.com) For The Two Lips, the timing tied a new song to a first Coachella slot and a growing catalog. The track arrived as a compact next step, not a standalone reset. (universalmusic.ca) (open.spotify.com)
