Charli XCX celebrates the end of brat Summer is here—and getting ready for the Sweat Tour in the fall! On Labor Day Monday, Charli XCX bid farewell to the summer of 2024, which was musically defined by her iconic pop album Yellow Green.
“Goodbye forever naughty summer,” Charlie wrote on X.
the next Pratt's success, Rolling Stone “The world has finally caught up with” this singer, he declared. bratReleased on June 7, “I’m Everywhere, I’m So Julia” dominated the cultural conversation this summer, thanks to lyrics from songs “Von Dutch” and “360” like “I’m everywhere, I’m so Julia.”
Charli continued to increase the album's influence with massive remixes of some of the LP's songs, including a remix of “Girl, So Confusing” with Lorde and a Billie Eilish version of “Guess,” and an expanded version of the album called Brat and It's the Same but there are three other songs so it's notThe album also sparked a TikTok dance challenge with her song “Apple.”
Even the Libertarian Party has had a political crossover. Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign played a role in Charli XCX’s campaign. brat Charli chose to be a “summer aesthetic” by changing the title of her X to the yellow aesthetic of the British singer's album after she was announced as a nominee. Charli later tweeted: “Kamala is a naughty girl.”
“Being on the right side of democracy, and the right side of women’s rights, is very important to me,” Charlie said. New York Magazine On the intersection of politics and music last month: “I’m happy to help prevent democracy from failing forever.”
brat Summer itself may be over, but its songs will live on forever — and through Charli’s upcoming tour with Troye Sivan this fall. Shortly after posting the post, Charli texted her fans a link to tickets for her upcoming tour. “Are you ready?” she wrote.
Charlie and Troy are set to embark on the road trip on September 14, and will stop in cities like New York, Boston, Chicago and Nashville throughout the summer.
