Watch Maren Morris Play Her GIRL Title Track on Fallon

28-year-old singer-songwriter Maren Morris appeared on Monday night’s Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform the title track from GIRL, her recently released sophomore album. The Grammy winner out of Arlington, Texas, and her band delivered a rendition of “Girl” that prompted a giddy Fallon to gush, “That is how you do it!”

“Girl” made streaming history upon its release, notching the highest debut on Billboard’s Country Streaming Songs chart by a female artist, as well as the highest weekly streams by a female country artist ever. It’s the opening track on GIRL, which follows three years after Morris’ breakout debut Hero.

Paste’s Ellen Johnson lauded GIRL as “a savvy, fiery portrait of an imperfect woman chasing attainable pop glory in a post-Golden Hour world” in her review of the record, calling the title track “the sonic equivalent of a shoulder to cry on, an empowering, chin-up anthem made for the masses—but don’t you dare wallow in it.”

Morris is now on her GIRL World Tour’s North American leg, with her first-ever headlining show at Nashville’s legendary Ryman Auditorium set for this Wednesday, March 13. She’ll make stops in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, Dallas, Philadelphia and New York before moving on to Europe and Australia in the coming months.

Watch Morris’ Tonight Show performance below and find her tour dates further down.

Maren Morris Girl: The World Tour Dates:

March
09 – Chicago, Ill. @ Riviera Theatre*
13 – Nashville, Tenn. @ Ryman Auditorium*
15 – Kansas City, Mo. @ Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland*
16 – Oklahoma City, Okla. @ The Criterion*
18 – Denver, Colo. @ Fillmore Auditorium*
19 – Salt Lake City, Utah @ The Union*
21 – Portland, Ore. @ Crystal Ballroom*
22 – Seattle, Wash. @ Showbox SoDo*
23 – Seattle, Wash. @ Showbox SoDo*
26 – San Francisco, Calif. @ The Masonic*
28 – Anaheim, Calif. @ House of Blues Anaheim*
29 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Wiltern*
30 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Wiltern*

April
11 – Atlanta, Ga. @ Coca-Cola Roxy†
13 – Fort Lauderdale, Fla. @ Tortuga Festival
18 – Houston, Texas @ Revention Music Center†
19 – Dallas, Texas @ Bomb Factory†
20 – New Braunfels, Texas @ Whitewater Amphitheatre†
25 – Pittsburgh, Pa. @ Stage AE†
26 – Philadelphia, Pa. @ The Fillmore†
27 – Boston, Mass. @ House of Blues – Boston†

May
02 – Washington, D.C. @ Anthem†
03 – Brooklyn, N.Y. @ Brooklyn Steel†
04 – New York, N.Y. @ Terminal 5†
09 – Saint Louis, Mo. @ The Pageant†
10 – Indianapolis, Ind. @ Egyptian Room at Old National
17 – Berlin, Germany @ Columbia Theatre†
18 – Cologne, Germany @ Kantine†
19 – Zurich, Switzerland@ Mascotte†
21 – Hamburg, Germany @ Greunspan†
22 – Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Columbia Theatre†
24 – Dublin, Ireland @ The Academy†
25 – Leeds, U.K. @ O2 Academy Leeds†
26 – Glasgow, U.K. @ O2 Academy Glasgow†
27 – Manchester, U.K. @ Albert Hall†
29 – Bristol, U.K. @ O2 Academy Bristol†
30 – Birmingham, U.K. @ O2 Institute†
31 – London, U.K. @ Royal Albert Hall†

June
15 – Manchester, Tenn. @ Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival
21 – Chicago, Ill. @ LakeShake Festival

July
19 – Brooklyn, Mich. @ Faster Horses
20 – Eau Claire, Wis. @ Country Jam USA

August
02 – Merritt, B.C. @ Merritt Rockin’ River Festival
03 – Duncan, B.C. @ Sunfest Country
04 – George, Wash. @ Watershed Festival
08-11 – Oro, Ont. @ Boots and Hearts Music Festival
16 – Auckland, New Zealand @ The Logan Campbell Centre
17 – Christchurch, New Zealand @ Town Hall
19 – Brisbane, Australia @ Brisbane City Hall
21 – Melbourne, Australia @ Forum Theatre
22 – Sydney, Australia @ Enmore Theatre
23 – Canberra, Australia @ UC Refectory
30 – Grand Island, Neb. @ Nebraska State Fair

(* – with Cassadee Pope)
(† – with RaeLynn)