Mollie Elizabeth Announces New EP 'People Pleaser'

Mollie Elizabeth will release her new EP People Pleaser on October 30 via Capitol Records.

By The Cage Editors· October 10, 2026· 2 min read

Mollie Elizabeth Announces New EP 'People Pleaser' — Photo Credit: Sophia Schrank

The Arrival of People Pleaser

Mollie Elizabeth will release her new EP People Pleaser on October 30 via Capitol Records. The new suite of songs examines some of life’s thorniest questions with all the charm, tension and dazzling eccentricity of a timeless fairy tale, framing childhood fantasies against grim realities.

Building on Breakout Success

People Pleaser serves as the follow-up to her acclaimed 2025 debut EP Dirty Blonde, which featured the breakout hit "Vegas Venetian." The upcoming EP includes the song "Run Rabbit," released in May 2026, which has already amassed over 95 million combined global streams. She has also shared the track "Kiss The Ring" from the forthcoming release. The song was produced by Joshua Murty, with score production by Kyle Daniel Gordon. Additionally, Mollie created official videos for "Puppet Show," "Petty Crimes," and "Run Rabbit."

I’ve always believed that even the most confusing and painful parts of life can still be beautiful and joyful and romantic in their own way. I realized at a young age that I needed to look at the world through rose-colored glasses, and I truly think it saved my life. I want my music to create that feeling for other people and give them a space where they can experience beauty and wonder in a way they might not find in their everyday lives.

— Mollie Elizabeth

Origins and Upcoming Tour

Raised on a mountain in Washington state’s Cascade Range, Mollie Elizabeth draws on a unique background. She will launch her first-ever headline tour on November 3 at Joe’s Pub in New York City. All dates on her Fall 2026 Headline Tour are sold out.

We had a lot of struggles in my family, and being alone in nature was so grounding. I was a strange child and didn’t fit in at school, so at recess I’d sneak off and talk to the birds—I loved Snow White, and really thought the birds were talking back.