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The “Euphoria” gig comes after a busy year for Fike, who's appeared on "The Late Late Show with James Corden” and collaborated with Paul McCartney and others.
Now Fike just needs to appear on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” — something he sang about last year on his debut album. "I hope I never ever have to go on TV,” he sang on the song “Cancel Me.” “Jimmy Kimmel does not wanna meet me.” He wrote that song before appearing on Fallon, he told The News-Press and The Naples Daily News last year. And despite the lyrics, Fike said going on Kimmel would be a good “next step.” “I’m putting that into the universe right now,” he said. Tonight’s appearance follows another busy year for Fike. He recorded a cover version of the Paul McCartney...
"I'm normal as shit," Dominic Fike assures me. Of course, with two albums, a Hulu documentary, a devoted and still growing fanbase, and collaborations with Paul McCartney and Justin Bieber already under his belt, the 25-year-old Florida-born singer, rapper, and songwriter’s life is everything but normal. He meets me over Zoom from the passenger seat of a moving car—his girlfriend, the actress Diana Silvers, is driving: "[She] left her hazards on, so now she has to drive around for 30 minutes," Fike eventually explains, excusing his tardiness. His phone service drops in and out as the coup...