Watch Demi Lovato Sing To Squirrels In NPR Tiny Desk Concert

Although Demi Lovato made her Disney debut in the series As The Bell Rings back in 2007, she transformed into a real-life Disney princess on Wednesday (April 13) by performing a medley of hits in her Los Angeles backyard for an audience of adoring woodland creatures in her Tiny Desk house) Concert for NPR.




Lovato effortlessly sang a collection of past and present fan favorites that included her soulful 2017 single “Tell Me You Love Me,” as well as newly released tracks “The Art of Beginning Over” and “Dancing With the Devil," both of which feature because the title tracks on her seventh album, which was released on April 2.


Though the efficiency was socially distant, a couple of furry attendees got to witness the powerful set in its entirety. “My squirrels are out here,” she mentioned. “I have right now taught them how to eat from my hand, and that’s a big accomplishment so I just wanted to let you know that was on my mind.”

Back in March, Lovato released a trustworthy, unflinching four-part documentary series on YouTube titled Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil that complex her 2018 near-fatal overdose, battles with addiction and consuming food disorders, and her personalized recovery journey. She followed the series with the release of her seventh album Dancing With the Devil ... The Art of Beginning Over, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart this week.


Lovato told Entertainment Weekly that it was pivotal for her to tell her story in the most honest and accurate way possible on the album, even if it was daunting. "If I'm painting a picture as an artist, telling my truth is so crucial to me," she mentioned. "I don't censor my substance use in 'Dancing With the Devil.' I don't hold back from that, so I don't wish to hold back from any other place in my authenticity, you know?"