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Charli XCX, the award-winning UK pop sensation, has officially revealed a stellar line-up for her highly anticipated appearance at this year’s LIDO Festival. The renowned artist is set to take the stage at Victoria Park in London, joining an impressive roster of headliners, including Massive Attack, Jamie xx, and London Grammar.
A Star-Studded Party Girl Line-Up
Curated by Charli XCX herself, the all-day Party Girl line-up promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for festival-goers on June 14th. The announcement comes as an exciting addition to LIDO Festival’s diverse programming, which also includes Outbreak Fest on June 13th.
Among the newly confirmed acts are an array of influential figures from the club scene and art-pop world. Fans can look forward to performances from the likes of French techno DJ and producer Gesaffelstein, British DJ and drag queen Jodie Harsh, Polish-born, Berlin-based artist Magdalena May, and French electronic musician Yseult.
Charli XCX’s Closest Collaborators
In addition to the freshly announced artists, Charli XCX has already confirmed several notable guests, including some of her most trusted collaborators and club inspirations. The impressive list includes American rapper 070 Shake, Charli’s long-time creative partner A.G. Cook, Welsh electronic musician Kelly Lee Owens, indie rock band The Dare, and English singer-songwriter The Japanese House.
LIDO Festival Continues to Impress
As one of the most eagerly awaited events of the summer, LIDO Festival continues to solidify its reputation for offering top-notch talent and diverse musical experiences. With an array of both established and up-and-coming artists, this year’s edition is shaping up to be a truly unforgettable celebration of music and creativity.
Charli XCX’s Party Girl line-up at LIDO Festival promises to be a spectacular showcase of boundary-pushing artists and musicians, making June 14th a date not to be missed for music enthusiasts and fans alike.
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