Ashe Releases New Album The Girl of Your Dreams

Ashe has released her fourth studio album, The Girl of Your Dreams, through Atlantic Records. The 11-song record arrives with a new video for “Lasso the Moon,” a playful love song written during the happy stretch after her wedding.

The new album reunites Ashe with producer and collaborator Noah Conrad. The pair previously worked together on “Moral of the Story” and her debut album, Ashlyn. This time, they built songs with a bigger, more cinematic sound while leaving space for humor, heartbreak and the less orderly parts of life.

“Lasso the Moon” shows the brighter side of that approach. Ashe has described it as coming from a lovestruck place, with romance and playfulness driving the song.

The album also includes “Stop the Wedding!,” which has become Ashe’s biggest solo debut to date. According to the release, the song has passed 100 million streams while climbing the Billboard Hot 100 and Spotify charts.

The Girl of Your Dreams follows Ashe’s 2024 solo album, Willson, which completed a trilogy with Ashlyn and Rae. She spent part of 2025 working with Finneas as The Favors, releasing the duo’s debut album, The Dream.

Across the new album, Ashe draws from the dramatic arrangements and pop craft associated with artists including ELO, The Carpenters, ABBA and Queen. The result connects the intimate songwriting at the center of her earlier work with something larger and more theatrical.

The track list includes “Stardust,” “Love Bomb,” “Blue Hour,” “Swan Lake,” “Sunburn,” “Always September,” the title track and “Funeral,” along with “Stop the Wedding!” and “Lasso the Moon.”

“The Girl Of Your Dreams Tour” will begin February 17 in Atlanta, with stops in Los Angeles, Chicago, Brooklyn, Nashville, Washington D.C., Austin and more, as well as dates in London, Manchester, Paris, Berlin and more across U.K. and Europe. Ashe will visit us in Denver at the Fillmore Auditorium on March 3, 2027.

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