The album announcement confirmed that Comes in Waves will arrive on August 14. The 12-song collection is Simon’s first album of entirely new material since This Kind of Love was released in 2008.

Peaches appears as the third track on the record, between Maybe I Never Loved You and Love Has No Ending. The song is now available through major digital music platforms.

Simon co-wrote and produced the album with David Spencer. The project also includes contributions from her children, Ben Taylor and Sally Taylor, along with longtime collaborators Paul Samwell-Smith and Frank Filipetti.

Comes in Waves continues a recording career that began more than five decades ago. Simon is widely known for songs including You’re So Vain, Anticipation and Coming Around Again.

During the concert, Styles acknowledged the local audience with a Viva México interlude, creating one of the night’s most memorable moments. The crowd responded with loud cheers throughout the performance, adding to the celebratory atmosphere inside the stadium.

The set featured a mix of fan favorites and polished stage production, while Styles kept the focus on his connection with the audience. His interactions with concertgoers helped give the large-scale show a more personal feel.

Jorja Smith appeared as the supporting act, opening the evening before Styles took the stage. Her performance added another major name to the event and helped set the tone for the night.

The opening concert marked the start of an extended Mexico City stay for Styles. With five more shows scheduled, the residency gives local fans several opportunities to see the singer perform during this latest live chapter.

During the performance, Cave introduced Minogue before the pair sang “Where the Wild Roses Grow,” their dark 1995 duet. The surprise drew an enthusiastic response from the crowd, which numbered about 50,000 people.

The appearance brought the two Australian artists together more than three decades after the song was originally released. Featured on Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds’ album “Murder Ballads,” the track became one of Cave’s best-known collaborations and showed a different side of Minogue’s music at the height of her pop career.

The Brighton concert was Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds’ only scheduled UK performance of 2026. It also served as a major homecoming event for Cave, who lived in the Brighton area for many years.

Minogue’s arrival added a rare collaborative moment to a set that covered several decades of the band’s catalog, including material from its more recent releases.