Maren Morris debuts ‘Too Good’ live performance on Stern Show

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the Stern Show studio. She presented her never-before-heard song, “Too Good,” from her upcoming album “Dreamsicle,” which is scheduled for release on May 9. Maren revealed to Howard that the song was inspired by some of her previous dating experiences and noted that she wanted something light-hearted and fun to add to her record. The singer-songwriter described the track as an “amalgamation” of past relationships. She mentioned, “This is our first time getting to sing this song – for you.”

Howard was deeply impressed by Maren’s performance and her band’s acoustic rendition of “Too Good.” He exclaimed, “Wow, I love that.” The conversation between Maren and Howard went beyond the live performance and extended to the making of her latest album and her early days as an aspiring songwriter in Nashville. Following their chat, Maren, along with band members Eric Montgomery and Erica Fox, treated Howard and his listeners to a full mini-concert in the SiriusXM studio. Stay tuned for upcoming live acoustic performances of her songs “Girl” and “Dreamsicle” as well as a captivating cover of Billy Idol’s classic hit, “Dancing With Myself.”

For those eager to catch these exclusive performances of Maren Morris, they can be found on the SiriusXM app. Be sure to grab a copy of “Dreamsicle” when it releases on May 9.

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