Demi Lovato Sings Rock Medley of Hit Songs at 2023 VMAs

Demi Lovato Rocks MTV VMAs with Memorable Performance

Demi Lovato set the stage on fire with her electrifying performance at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards on Tuesday, September 12. The 31-year-old artist showcased her musical prowess, kicking off her set with an alternative rendition of her hit “Heart Attack.” She smoothly transitioned into “Sorry Not Sorry” and wrapped up with a fiery performance of “Cool for the Summer.” Dressed in a sleek black vinyl gown, Lovato headbanged alongside her band, channeling her inner rock goddess.

This show-stopping moment marked Lovato’s return to the VMAs after a six-year hiatus. Her last appearance was in 2017, when she was represented by an animated version of herself singing “Sorry Not Sorry.”

In addition to her remarkable performance, Lovato’s song “Swine,” a surprise release in June, is nominated in two categories: Best Pop Video and Video for Good. Over the course of a year, proceeds from this charity single will support the Demi Lovato Foundation’s Reproductive Justice Fund, benefiting organizations such as NARAL Pro-Choice America, Plan C, and the National Network of Abortion Funds.

MTV VMAs 2023: Stars Shine on the Red Carpet

The 2023 MTV Video Music Awards took place at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, on Tuesday, September 12. The event marked a triumphant return to the venue and featured the best names in music, showcasing their fashion on the red carpet.

Later this week, Lovato is set to release her album “Revamped,” where she reimagines some of her greatest hits as rock songs. This creative endeavor stemmed from her desire to incorporate these tracks into her setlist alongside songs from her 2022 punk-rock-centric album, “Holy Fvck.”

“The fans loved it,” Lovato told Rolling Stone in July. “When I got home from tour, I was like, ‘Why don’t I just record those versions and release them?’”

Optimism Surrounds Lovato’s Album Release

Lovato expressed her excitement about revisiting her career’s past moments and her satisfaction with how the reimagined tracks turned out. She remains optimistic about her fans’ response to the new project, believing they will connect with the music just as they did originally. “I think what’s important is that you just listen to it with an open mind and be receptive to the new genre of music that it’s in,” she said. “I think my fans will know and love these songs still.”

Professional Shift and Managerial Change

The album release coincides with a significant professional change for Lovato. In August, news emerged that she had parted ways with her manager, Scooter Braun, after four years. Reports indicated that the decision was mutual and amicable, as Lovato sought new management.

Notably, other high-profile clients of Scooter Braun, such as Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande, also parted ways with him. Sources suggested that Hailey Bieber played a leading role in Justin Bieber’s decision to leave, while Ariana Grande had “outgrown” Braun and was eager to explore a different direction in her career.

The 2023 MTV Video Music Awards showcased remarkable musical talent and marked a momentous return to the stage for Demi Lovato. With her new album “Revamped” on the horizon and a shift in her professional direction, Lovato continues to captivate audiences with her evolving artistry.

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