Outside of her touring schedule “ which will see her headline Primavera Sound next year alongside Chappell Roan and Sabrina Carpenter “ she now has six screen projects on the way, including Gregg Araki s I Want Your Sex and graphic novel adaptation 100 Nights Of Hero, and was recently cast in a film loosely inspired by Joan of Arc.
Charli XCX has announced huge summer shows in 2025 for fans in Belfast and Dublin.
The ‘Brat’ superstar “ who has been busy this year promoting her acclaimed sixth studio album “ will headline Belfast’s Belsonic 2025, set to take place at Ormeau Park on June 18. She will also perform a concert at Dublin’s Malahide Castle the day before.
Both shows will feature a special guest set by The Japanese House, who featured on Charli’s remix of ‘Apple’ that was included in ˜Brat And it s Completely Different But Also Still Brat .
Belsonic 2025 also features shows by Justin Timberlake, Stereophonics, Snow Patrol, and more. See the full line-up here.
Tickets for her Belsonic show will be available through a pre-sale tomorrow (November 21) at 12pm UK time, with general tickets available on Friday (November 22) at the same timeslot. Sign up for the pre-sale here.
Tickets for her Dublin show, priced from ‚¬59.90 ( £49.90), will also be released on Friday via Ticketmaster.
Next week, Charli will embark on an arena tour in the UK with special guest Shygirl. Kicking off at Manchester s Co-op Live on November 27, Charli will move on to London s The O2 on November 28 and Birmingham s Resorts World Arena on November 29, before wrapping in Glasgow s OVO Hydro Arena on December 2. Visit here for tickets.
The extensive rollout of ‘Brat’ has seen a notable surge in popularity for the pop star “ see how 2024’s ‘Brat’ summer came to be here.
Earlier this week, Charli performed a surprise mini-show in the middle of New York s Times Square, with a setlist consisting of ˜365 , ˜360 , ˜Von Dutch , ˜Apple and ˜Guess , along with the remixes of ˜365 and ˜Guess .
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