Lea Michele Reveals She'll Be Singing 'A Very Popular Disney Song' on GLEE's Final Season

As BWW reported last week, reports indicate that Lea Michele will offer up her own version of the Oscar-winning song, 'Let It Go,' from Disney's mega-hit FROZEN, in the premiere episode of the sixth and final season of FOX's GLEE. A report today on Eonline gives us more reason than ever to believe that the rumor just may be true.

Michele, who is slated to guest star in at least one episode of the FX drama series 'Sons of Anarchy' was in attendance at the show's Season 7 premiere in Los Angeles over the weekend. The actress gave the site a hint as to which song she will be performing on GLEE's final season.

"I was there last night singing the first Disney song we've ever done, a very popular Disney song," she told E! Online of the show's current filming schedule. Asked if she could reveal the specific tune in question, she teased, "I'm not saying anything!"

The actress went on to call her SONS OF ANARCHY experience "so surreal," explaining, "It was such an honor, and to get to play this character and be a part of a show that I love so much was amazing."

As BWW reported, the first episode of the season will be called "Loser Like Me," and will be written by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan. Brad Buecker will direct.

The rumored list of songs which are being recorded for the episode include:

"Uninvited" by Alanis Morissette - sung by Rachel
"Suddenly Seymour" from Little Shop of Horrors - sung by Rachel & Blaine
"Sing" by Ed Sheeran - sung by Blaine & the Warblers
"Dance the Night Away" by Van Halen - sung by Vocal Adrenaline
"Karma Chameleon" by Culture Club - sung by Rachel
"Let it Go" from Frozen - sung by Rachel

GLEE returns for its sixth and final season, consisting of 13 episodes, in 2015.

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