Tenille Arts is back, and she’s not spending this weekend crying into a pint of ice cream — she’s turning heartbreak into a hook you’ll be humming for days. The Canadian country star released her latest single, “Lonely Weekend,” today via Dreamcatcher Artists/ONErpm, and it marks the second time she’s rallied an all-female creative team to bring one of her songs to life.

Written by Tenille alongside Autumn Buysse and Alex Kline (who also handled production duties), “Lonely Weekend” is a sharp, sassy breakup anthem that trades tears for attitude. If Kline’s name rings a bell, it should — she’s the producer behind Tenille’s double-platinum #1 smash “Somebody Like That,” the history-making track that became the first #1 country song written, produced, and performed entirely by women.

“This song felt really full-circle creatively because I got to work with Alex Kline again, who produced my #1 song ‘Somebody Like That,’ while also bringing in a new collaborator, Autumn Buysse, who helped bring a fresh energy to the writing,” Tenille shared.

That fresh energy is exactly what makes “Lonely Weekend” hit. There’s a confidence and swagger baked into the track that feels less “woe is me” and more “your loss, buddy” — the kind of song built for rolled-down windows and group-chat sing-alongs. It’s a natural evolution for an artist who has already racked up nearly a billion streams, earned ACM and CMT nominations, and made an unprecedented three appearances performing original songs on ABC’s The Bachelor.

Fans won’t have to wait long for the visual companion, either — Tenille recently wrapped shooting a music video for “Lonely Weekend,” slated to drop in the coming weeks.

Stream “Lonely Weekend” and keep an eye on Tenille’s channel for the music video premiere: https://www.youtube.com/tenillearts

Whether you’re nursing a fresh heartbreak or just here for the harmonies, “Lonely Weekend” is the soundtrack your Saturday night deserves. Add it to your playlist, turn it up loud, and let Tenille Arts remind you that being alone doesn’t have to mean being lonely.