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Charli XCX Announces North American Arena Tour with $20 Tickets (Plus Fees!)
Charli XCX unveils her “Music, Fashion, Film Tour,” stretching across North America's arenas in September and October, fueled by the promotional prowess of Live Nation. Alongside her stands special guest underscores, enhancing each date with their flair.
Her tour doesn’t skimp on accessibility, introducing $20 “Angel Tickets” in August, although taxes and fees slyly creep in. The charitable spirit breathes through, as charity tickets fund the Transgender Law Center from the prestigious first five rows.
Bryson Tiller shrugs off sequels and Grammys, splits his double album in two
Attempting to sever the umbilical cord tying him to Trapsoul, Bryson Tiller cuts loose on Solace & The Vices, his double album split between melancholy introspection and sun-drenched swagger. The first half arrives in October, the latter made its entrance in August, trading moody restraint for playful defiance.
He dismisses Grammy considerations and old fan expectations, prioritizing autonomy over approval. Tiller now shapes Serenity from this newfound detachment, declaring creative control and rejecting nostalgic demands for sequels.
Charli XCX Drops "Playboy Bunny" Only on Vinyl, Leaving Streamers Out in the Cold
Charli XCX releases music with a twist; her B-side "Playboy Bunny" from the single “SS26” is missing from streaming platforms.
Following the same path as previous tracks, "Playboy Bunny" exists solely in a limited-edition 7-inch vinyl and can be glimpsed on her B-sides-centric Instagram.
The artist asserts these tracks’ absence from streaming is intentional, reflecting their unique belonging to an alternate musical universe.
These songs, sometimes opposites of her singles, mirror their counterparts while remaining exclusive to her curated spaces.
