Back to the Future: Willa Ford Releases “I Wanna Be Bad (Willa’s Version)”
Willa Ford reclaims her signature Y2K anthem with “I Wanna Be Bad (Willa’s Version),” 25 years after the original launched her pop career.
July 17, 2026
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Willa Ford Tried To Trim A Tree Without A Saw, Because FLEX Means Commitment
Yes, Willa Ford really was trying to trim a tree without a saw, and somehow the backyard chaos became thee perfect reality-check promo for her current single FLEX.
Willa Ford Brings amanda and Y2K Classics to WeHo Pride
Willa Ford brings new amanda songs, Y2K club favorites, dancers and live strings to the Rainbow Stage at WeHo Pride 2026.
June 12, 2026
On-Location Exclusive: We’re Live At WeHo Pride 2026
INYIM Media is heading live on location for Pride Month, with all the razzle-dazzle commotion and a special performance from Willa Ford.
Willa Ford Keeps the amanda Era Flexing Ahead of Her WeHo Pride Performance
Willa Ford keeps the amanda era moving with the official Flex music video before bringing one of 2026’s strongest pop albums to WeHo Pride.
Zephyring 25 Yrs, Willa Ford “Did Ya Understand That” On Nickelodeon’s All That
Willa Ford’s “Did Ya Understand That” turns 25, revisiting her All That performance of the empowerment‑driven single from her debut album Willa Was Here.
May 17, 2026
Willa Ford Debuts Orchestral “I Wanna Be Bad” on The Kelly Clarkson Show
Willa Ford debuts an orchestral reimagining of “I Wanna Be Bad” on The Kelly Clarkson Show, transforming her TRL‑era hit into a cinematic moment. After catching her live at The Abbey earlier this year, this strings‑backed performance marks another confident step in her ongoing pop revival.
Willa Ford Reimagines “I Wanna Be Bad” as a Stunning Orchestral Ballad
Willa Ford reimagines “I Wanna Be Bad” as a stunning orchestral ballad, released alongside her new album amanda, which we’re already calling one of the year’s best so far.
Willa Ford Unleashes 3rd & Final Single “Carousel” B4 Full Album
Willa Ford drops “Carousel,” the final single before her new album “Amanda” arrives March 6, 2026 — complete with a dreamy new music video directed by Scott King.