"Everyone goes, 'Oh, do you want to break America?' and I was like, 'You know what? I don't know if I'm going to break America. I don't care. It's just nice to be here,'" Ware told Radio.com. "The more I'm here, the more I love it."

The British singer says playing the good ol' US of A is an honor, but it's also been weird to play festivals like Lollapalooza�where Radio.com caught up with her�and share the bill with American artists she admires.

"It feels very bizarre to be somewhere that has influenced me so much," she said. "But this is a nice way to spend my day, singing to people I've never met before, it's wicked. I feel like I'm on holiday all the time here."

In our chat with Ware she also talked about new music, not being a pop star and why she's totally fine lending her music to condom companies.

Radio.com: Recently your fans took to Twitter to talk about your song 'Wildest Moments" being in a Durex condom commercial. You were pretty quick to respond and defend the use of your song.