Catch Kacey Musgraves debut her new song “She Is My Bitch” in Nashville!

Casey Masgraves New Song Premiere

Casey Masgraves showcased a new track titled “She is my bitch” during her performance in Nashville. Check out the highlights and the complete set in the story below.

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The performance occurred last Thursday (February 27) at a newly established venue in Nashville called Pinnacle. This marked Masgraves’ first live performance in the 4,500-capacity space, making it even more memorable as she debuted a new track.

The unreleased song “She is my bitch” was performed amidst a set list featuring 15 songs, honoring her beloved dog, Pepper.

“She is black and white, everything goes or die/ more bark than bite/ she is my bitch,” she sang in the opening verse.

“Star of a package, no one says, hit/ yes, she has my back/ she is my bitch,” she continued. “Who would’ve known when I brought her home/ that I’m so in love/ yes, I’m her bitch.”

According to Variety, Masgraves’ affection for Pepper resonated throughout the venue, with attendees chanting their pets’ names by the end of the performance. Check out the clips below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5TW8TUGQNQ

Set List Highlights

The remainder of the show saw the singer-songwriter performing numerous fan favorites, along with several deep cuts to commemorate the occasion.

Highlights included “Someone to Love,” which Masgraves hadn’t performed in a decade, as well as “Dandelion” and “This is What Is,” both played for the first time since 2019.

Additionally, she performed “Fine,” her first live rendition since 2018, along with her Grammy-winning track, “Architect.” Check out more clips and the complete set list below.

“To Love Someone” (first time since 2015)
“Dandelion” (first time since 2019)
“This Is What Is” (first time since 2019)
‘Cardinal’
‘Butterflies’
‘Sway’
‘Give / Teker’
‘Too Good to Be True’
Golden Hour
“Happy and Sad”
‘Lone Weekend’
“Lonely Millionaire”
“Good” (first time since 2018)
“Not to Be Afraid of Anything” (Solo)
“She is My Bitch” (Solo)
‘Merry Go Round’ (Solo)
“Architect” (Solo)
‘Jade Green’
‘Rainbow’
“Slow Burn”
‘Space Cowboy’
‘Easier to Say’
“Neon Moon” (cover Brooks & Dunn)
“Tall Horse”
“Deeper Is Good”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK0FDZMINRW

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GC5TZRCLNI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kury3hhpj9q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wj53jg-jwdu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2llfhlv0_i

As previously mentioned, Masgraves recently took home a Grammy at the 2025 ceremony, winning the “Best Country Song” category for her track “Architect.”

The song is featured on her sixth studio album, ‘Deeper Well,’ which was released last year and received a three-star review from NME. The album, titled “Deep Well,” vibrates with the excitement of new beginnings, showcasing Masgraves’ unique perspective on life and love.

The Nashville show occurred amidst controversy regarding an online performance where Masgraves faced backlash for perceived reactions to Beyoncé’s Grammy win for her country-inspired LP “Carder Cowboy.” However, Masgraves’ team quickly addressed these claims, stating, “This is a sensational false narrative intended to pit two talented women artists against each other. There was simply no grimace or negative expression.”

Beyoncé made history as the first Black woman to achieve a number one on the American country charts, amassing a total of 99 Grammy nominations and winning 35 awards — the most in Grammy history.