Cara Delevingne Rocks ‘Fallon’ Stage with ‘Crazy, Baby’ Ahead of New Album Release
By Editorial Staff•Thu, Sep 24, 2026

Multitalented star Cara Delevingne lit up The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon stage with a raw and electric performance of her latest single, “Crazy, Baby.” Accompanied by two backing musicians amid a dramatic setup of tangled stage cables, the model-turned-musician showcased her vocal grit while shredding on the electric guitar.
The upbeat track is a standout single from her upcoming debut album, Not Normal, which officially drops on September 25. Opening up to Jimmy Fallon and previously to Rolling Stone, Delevingne revealed that the song was playfully written for her partner, British musician Minke. Admitting that Minke shies away from public grand gestures, Delevingne joked that the song was her lighthearted way of saying, "I’m sorry, but this is a love song. Get over it."
Beyond the musical performance, Delevingne shared an unforgettable story about legendary Fleetwood Mac icon Stevie Nicks attending one of her Los Angeles concerts. Deeply moved by the emotional intensity of the show, Nicks met Delevingne backstage in tears and handed her a prized ring right off her finger as a token of admiration—a surreal milestone for the rising indie-rock artist.
Looking ahead, Delevingne is set to take her high-energy music to major stages across the globe, including the All Things Go 2026 festival in Forest Hills, New York, followed by appearances at Primavera Sound in both Buenos Aires and São Paulo later this fall.
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