The Linda Lindas are back! Viral teen rockers perform the title track of debut album

The Linda Lindas — the teen rock band that electrified a Los Angeles public library with their anti-hate anthem “Racist, Sexist Boy” — are back with a new single.

On Wednesday’s episode of “The Late Late Show With James Corden,” the young musicians delivered a dynamic performance of “Growing Up,” the title track of their highly anticipated debut album.

On a vibrant set decorated with colorful illustrations of cats, flowers, mountains and stars, 15-year-old Lucia de la Garza and 17-year-old Bela Salazar shredded electric guitars, while 13-year-old Eloise Wong and 11-year-old Mila de la Garza rocked out respectively on bass and drums.

“Growing up isn’t something you can make happen / When you want it to / But since we’re all growing up together / I guess I’ll grow up with you,” Lucia belted as her sparkly orange eye shadow and metallic braces gleamed under the studio lights.

“We can take turns / Taking the reins / Lean on each other / When we need some extra strength / And we’ll never cave, oh, we’ll never waver / And we’ll always become braver and braver.”

The Linda Lindas’ “Late Late Show” appearance comes less than a year after their breakout performance of “Racist, Sexist Boy” at the Cypress Park branch of the L.A. Public Library. Footage of the girls playing the deliciously angsty diss track — about a “poser” and “jerkface” who made a racist remark to the youngest member of the group, Mila — instantly went viral on social media and soon led to their national TV debut on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”

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Their latest release isn’t quite as pointed, but it still taps into the punk rockers’ adolescent feelings and experiences.

“We’ll dance like nobody’s there / We’ll dance without any cares / We’ll talk ‘bout problems we share / We’ll talk ‘bout things that ain’t fair,” Lucia sang while strumming the strings of a sleek black-and-white guitar.

“We’ll talk about things we don’t know / We’ll sing to people and show / What it means to be young and growing up.”

The Linda Lindas’ debut album, “Growing Up,” arrives April 8.