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8 October 2026 – Juice Webster Releases Pretty Please and Discovers the Joy of Being Slightly Bratty
By Editorial Team - October 8, 2026
Summary
Melbourne singer-songwriter Juice Webster previews upcoming album Kind of Fantasy with moody, guitar-driven diss track Pretty Please.
Key Facts
- Juice Webster shares new single Pretty Please ahead of sophomore album Kind of Fantasy arriving October 30.
- The song departs from gentle folk conventions to deliver a brooding, guitar-heavy emotional confrontation.
- Webster confirms an Australian headline tour across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Wollongong for November.
- Entities: Juice Webster, Kind of Fantasy, Pretty Please, Julia, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane
- Tags: juice-webster, pretty-please, kind-of-fantasy, indie-rock, singer-songwriter, australia, melbourne
Australian singer-songwriter Juice Webster has shared "Pretty Please," a compelling new single from forthcoming album Kind of Fantasy, due October 30. The track pairs Webster's distinctive soft vocal delivery with heavier guitars and a brooding instrumental arrangement, creating a contrast between musical elegance and considerable emotional irritation within the indie rock space.
Webster describes the song as a response to miscommunication, particularly situations where people confidently offer opinions without understanding what actually happened. Rather than attempting to make the frustration sound noble or philosophically sophisticated, she allowed herself to write something more openly confrontational. Independent singer-songwriters are frequently expected to transform every unpleasant experience into a carefully measured lesson about personal growth; sometimes somebody has simply been annoying, and a good song should be allowed to acknowledge it.
"Pretty Please" follows Webster's 2023 debut album Julia and continues the atmospheric songwriting that established her reputation within Australian independent music. The new album will be supported by November performances in Brisbane, Sydney, Wollongong and Melbourne. Webster's voice remains beautifully restrained even when the lyrics are less forgiving.