Jennifer Lopez and David Guetta Drop New Single ‘Save Me Tonight’
Jennifer Lopez and David Guetta have released their collaborative single, “Save Me Tonight,” marking Lopez’s first new music since the Kiss of the Spider Woman soundtrack last year. Rolling Stone reports the track was initially teased during Lopez’s performance at World Pride Music Festival last summer and on her 2025 Up All Night: Live tour.
Live Debut and Las Vegas Residency
Lopez will debut “Save Me Tonight” live tonight as she resumes her Las Vegas residency, The JLo Show, at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The performance will be simultaneously streamed on TikTok Live, Instagram Live, and YouTube Live, allowing fans worldwide to tune in. Prelude Press notes the release will be marked with a 3:06 countdown at the start of the livestream.
Residency Details and Previous Performances
Lopez initially launched her Las Vegas residency in December, featuring performances of her hit songs like “Jenny From the Block” and “Let’s Get Loud.” She welcomed Ja Rule onstage during the opening night for performances of “Ain’t It Funny” and “I’m Real.” This current phase of the residency is scheduled to run through March 28.
Return to Live Performances
The residency marks Lopez’s return to live concert performances after cancelling her This Is Me… Live tour in 2024. At the time, she expressed her disappointment, stating, “I am completely heartsick and devastated about letting you down,” and promised to make it up to her fans. Rolling Stone
Guetta’s Recent Collaborations
David Guetta has been actively collaborating with other artists, including Sia and Teddy Swims. He recently told Rolling Stone he thrives on challenges and pushing creative boundaries, stating, “I crave challenges, stepping out of my comfort zone, taking risks, questioning myself.”
Visualizer and Glamorous Music Video
To celebrate the release, Lopez and Guetta have shared a performance visualizer. Yahoo Entertainment reports that Lopez stunned in a silver, high-cut sparkling bodysuit and matching knee-high boots in the music video for the song.