Bebe Rexha performs 'Sad Girls' and 'New Religion' medley on The Tonight Show

Bebe Rexha appeared on The Tonight Show to perform a medley of her recent singles 'New Religion' and 'Sad Girls,' the latter released in May with David Guetta.

The pop singer was joined by a group of dancers for the club-ready performance. It featured a clip of 'New Religion' before focusing on 'Sad Girls.'

Both tracks appear on Rexha’s album Dirty Blonde, her first release as an independent artist. 'New Religion' came out in March as her initial single on her own label after signing with Empire following her departure from Warner Music in January.

Rexha described 'Sad Girls' as being for anyone who has been on a dance floor with a broken heart yet refused to let it win.

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