Cara Delevingne Steps Into Music With Warner Records Deal and Two New Tracks

Cara Delevingne is adding another chapter to her entertainment résumé. The 33-year-old model and actress has inked a deal with Warner Records and unveiled her first music release, dropping two songs titled "I Forgot" and "Out of My Head."

The entertainer shared details about her musical debut in a statement, saying, "Music was always that dream I had, but never believed I would get the opportunity to create. Writing 'I Forgot' felt like a rebirth for me and 'Out of my Head' was like going to therapy. Everything has felt like it's led up to this point and I can't wait for everyone to experience it."

To accompany the music release, Delevingne debuted a seven-minute short film directed by Emmy-winning filmmaker Jessica Lee Gagné.

While music may feel like new territory, Delevingne's connection to the art form runs deeper than her recent signing. She previously wrote a song for the 2017 film Valerian and performed in the West End production of Cabaret, weaving music throughout her career.

Delevingne is launching a mini-tour next week that will take her across Europe, Los Angeles, and New York. The dates include stops in Berlin, Barcelona, London, and Paris, followed by performances in Los Angeles and Brooklyn. Several shows have already sold out, including her Los Angeles dates at the Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever and her Brooklyn performances at Baby's All Right. She'll also appear at All Things Go 2026 in Forest Hills, New York in September, along with Primavera Sound festivals in Buenos Aires and São Paulo later in the year.