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Kelly Clarkson’s brand-new single, “Where Have You Been,” premieres exclusively on her SiriusXM channel, The Kelly Clarkson Connection, on car radios and the SiriusXM app and web player – a full day before it’s released to the world!
Listen to “Where Have You Been” throughout the day on the channel with commentary from Kelly, including her recalling how she wrote the single while watching the Hulu series “Only Murders in the Building.” Watch a clip of Kelly premiering the song above now.
Tune in to Kelly Clarkson’s exclusive SiriusXM channel, The Kelly Clarkson Connection (Ch. 12), on car radios and the SiriusXM app and web player throughout Thursday, May 1, to hear the world premiere of “Where Have You Been.”
“Where Have You Been” marks Kelly’s first new non-holiday music release since her tenth studio album, Chemistry (2023).

The Kelly Clarkson Connection, Kelly Clarkson’s exclusive SiriusXM channel, surrounds you with the music Kelly loves and is inspired by, as well as the stories behind the songs in her two-decade-long catalogue of award-winning hits. Plus, enjoy lots of laughs when you hear from her band, inner circle, and family.
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