Acclaimed musical Hot Mess has released a brand-new track from the show, ahead of its final performances at the The Other Palace. Producers have released the song, ‘One in a Trillion,’ to give to give audiences another piece of the show to take away with them.
The multi-award-winning new musical Hot Mess might be winding down its run at The Other Palace, but producers have today released a brand-new single, ensuring the show’s story lives on long after the curtain falls.
Producer Vicky Graham said, ‘It has been incredibly exciting to see audiences embrace Hot Mess throughout this London run, and we’re so proud of everything Jack, Ellie and this brilliant company have achieved.
‘One in a Trillion’ was newly created for this production at The Other Palace, and Morgan Gregory makes it a true showstopper with his incredible vocals.
Releasing the track as a single feels like the perfect way to celebrate these final performances in London, and to give audiences another piece of the show to take away with them.
This may be the end of this particular chapter, but there are lots of conversations happening about what comes next for Hot Mess – so watch this space!’
‘One in a Trillion’ is now available to stream on Spotify.
Plan your visit
- Venue: The Other Palace
- Booking dates: until 6 September 2026
- Running time: 65 minutes (without interval)
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