![]() Nate offers to give Cassie (Sydney Sweeney) a ride to the New Year’s Eve party and turns up an Orville Peck tune which perfectly foreshadows what’s to come for the pair’s relationship. Season 2, Episode 1 - Orville Peck, “Dead of Night” As Labrinth sings “Now the tide is rolling in/ I ain’t tryna win/ Let it take me, let it take me” the audience can feel Rue slowly giving up. She later imagines it’s her father embracing her, whose passing a few years earlier contributed to her drug addiction. In a dream sequence that takes place in a church, the series brings the show’s composer Labrinth on screen for the first time to perform his track “I’m Tired.” Rue walks down the aisle towards Labrinth, who offers her the hug she’s been needing as she continues lying about her sobriety to the people closest to her. Though Nate walked out in the middle of the number, fans of the show will agree: Ethan “put his whole ETHUSSY into that performance.” Season 2, Episode 4 - Labrinth, “I’m Tired”Īs Rue (Zendaya) creeps closer and closer to hitting rock bottom, she gives in to the suitcase full of drugs hiding in her bedroom and swallows a few too many pills from one of the many orange bottles inside. Ethan is front and center as he performs choreographed hip thrusts and suggestive workout poses while lip syncing Bonnie Tyler’s 1983 hit. ![]() With a crowd full of teenagers on edge that their lives outside the classroom are being exposed, the stage at East Highland’s auditorium shifts to a locker room filled with a shirtless, oiled-down football team donning tight gold spandex (à la Rocky Horror). It proves difficult to choose a favorite part from Lexi’s (Maude Apatow) play that the show’s second season has been leading up to, but Ethan’s (Austin Abrams) flashy portrayal of Nate (Jacob Elordi) really brings the unexpected to the episode. Season 2, Episode 7 - Bonnie Tyler, “Holding Out For A Hero” SPOILER ALERT: This rest of this post contains spoilers for season 2 of Euphoria. Find seven of Euphoria’s most memorable music moments below, listed from newest to oldest. Nearly two full seasons and two special episodes later, the show has featured dozens of artists and even more songs - from up and coming acts to seasoned veterans.
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