Lindsay Lohan is making a music comeback with Xanax after 11-year hiatus

Lindsay Lohan is making her music comeback 11 years after staying away from the scene.

While Lohan had first teased a return to music in May after she shared a photo of herself in a recording studio on Instagram, a more definite announcement was made during Thursday’s (29 Aug) episode of Virgin Radio Dubai’s The Kris Fade Show. During the show, the podcast host played a teaser for the actress and singer’s upcoming single Xanax, described as being about “anxiety and pressure and taking care of yourself”

“Would you like to sit next to me? When you kiss me, I can’t breathe,” sings Lohan in the 30-second snippet. “I try to stay away from you, but you get me high. Only person in this town that I like. Guess I can take one more trip for the night — just for the night.”

Though the full song has yet to be released, the podcast host said the song will be released “very, very soon.”

Meanwhile, Lohan also shared a video of herself dancing along to the upcoming single on her Instagram Thursday.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B1xZApch8Ny/

Xanax marks Lohan’s first music release in 11 years. Lohan released her first album, Speak, in 2004, followed by her second album A Little More Personal (Raw) in 2005. Lohan also collaborated on the soundtracks for some of her previous films including Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen and Freaky Friday.

Most recently Lohan was featured on her short-lived MTV reality-show Lindsay Lohan’s Beach Club, which was cancelled after one season. The actress is now serving as a judge on The Masked Singer Australia.

Listen to the “Xanax” teaser below:

.@LindsayLohan is coming!?

Listen to a snippet of the singer’s bold new single, “Xanax” set to be released “very very soon.”: pic.twitter.com/LsOomBSPtN

— Pop Crave (@PopCraveMusic) August 29, 2019