Bridgit Mendler has a busy month ahead, and fans are buzzing about what comes next. The former child actor turned singer stepped onto the Radio Disney stage to deliver an exclusive performance of her new track ‘Hurricane,’ a moment that highlighted the evolution of her sound and her growing stage presence. The crowd responded with warmth as her voice carried a mix of strength and vulnerability, underscoring a confident new direction. The setting framed a turning point for Mendler, a clear signal that she is stepping into a wider spotlight with music that feels personal and currently relevant.
This is a major month for Mendler. Her upcoming album Hello My Name Is… arrives on October 22, while a fresh episode of GOOD LUCK CHARLIE just premiered on Disney Channel. The project signals a creative leap, pairing melodies and lyrics that reflect her journey from a popular television star to a self-directed artist crafting stories through song. The seasonal timing adds momentum, creating a seamless bridge between her TV return and the album release, inviting longtime fans and new listeners to follow her evolution across multiple platforms.
Radio Disney has intensified the excitement by presenting two songs from Mendler’s album each night, giving fans a steady stream of previews to anticipate the full record. Even if a listener misses a broadcast, fans can still enter for a chance to win a free download of one of the tracks through Radio Disney promotions, a generous thought that rewards engagement and expands reach across North America. The strategy not only fuels anticipation for the album but also deepens the connection between Mendler and her audience as it crosses borders into Canadian listeners as well as American fans.
Many know Mendler from the Disney Channel hit GOOD LUCK CHARLIE, where she plays Teddy, a teenager who navigates family life and keeps a daily video diary to share experiences so her younger sister can learn from them. A clip of Mendler performing ‘Hurricane’ on Radio Disney offers a glimpse into her growth as a performer and songwriter. A video of the Hurricane performance from Radio Disney is available to view.