In an interview with The Forty-Five, Lavigne shared that “Bite Me” is “a female empowerment song.” She notes the tune is “about knowing your worth and what you deserve.” Lavigne adds, “It’s about ...

Multiplatinum star Avril Lavigne has released the music video for "Bite Me," her first new music since 2019 and label debut for Travis Barker's DTA Records. The exhilarating track is available ...

Reneé Rapp performs onstage at the 51st American Music Awards in May 2025. Reneé Rapp's new album is here! The lesbian singer has been teasing her new era for some time, and now, her second album, ...

UPDATE: Avril Lavigne has now revealed the video for "Bite Me," directed by Hanna Lux Davis. The clip, seen below, features a guest turn from Travis Barker. Avril Lavigne is back in the pop-punk world ...

“Bite Me,” an angsty kiss-off to past love, marks Lavigne’s return to music after her 2019 album “Head Above Water.”Lavigne's latest single is "an anthem about knowing your worth, what you deserve and ...

A new Reneé Rapp era is loading as she approaches the release of her next album, Bite Me. We’re still a couple weeks away from that drop, but in the meantime, Rapp has offered another tease with “Why ...

May 18 (UPI) --South Korean boy band Enhypen is teasing its new music video. The K-pop group released a preview of its video for the song "Bite Me" on Thursday. The "Bite Me" teaser features moody ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Avril Lavigne performed her new single, "Bite Me", on The Late Late Show with ...

“You shoulda known better to fuck with someone like me,” Avril Lavigne sings on “Bite Me,” her return single. “Forever and ever you’re going to wish I was your wifey.” “Bite Me,” Lavigne’s debut on ...

Avril Lavigne — the original pop-punk teen queen — is returning to her rebel roots with “Love Sux,” her seventh studio album out today via Travis Barker’s DTA Records. In a December interview with ...

In the years that I’ve been doing this, I get to see many artists find their footing. A few of them move from clubs to arenas in just a couple of years. That is what Reneé Rapp is doing with the Bite ...