Indie-pop artist Claire Rosinkranz continues to captivate audiences with her latest project, ‘My Lover,’ a collection that demonstrates her maturation in her voice and songwriting. The California-born singer-songwriter gained viral acclaim as a teenager and has grown into a confident and thoughtful artist, now in her twenties.
“With ‘My Lover,’ I really aimed to push my boundaries, exploring the complexities of connection while evolving my sound in ways that felt truly authentic.”
Rosinkranz has been on somewhat of a comeback, having been immersed in her headlining tour for much of the year and opening for the likes of Maroon 5 and. Alex Warren. The performances mark a welcome return to the stage after dealing with health issues over the last couple of years, something that Rosinkranz even references in her song “Chronic.” Her whirlwind schedule reached a high point when she was added as a last-minute addition to the Bonnaroo 2026 lineup, playing a fun and engaging set that charmed festivalgoers amidst the Tennessee heat.
Claire Rosinkranz speaks with B-Sides host Pete Mar about performing at Bonnaroo 2026, making her latest LP ‘My Lover’ and more.
