Charli XCX 在雷丁音樂節上以勁爆金曲和精彩表演震撼全場

Charli XCX brought an electrifying energy to the Reading Festival, thrilling fans with a set that spanned her entire music career. The British singer kicked off her headline performance with dramatic black and white videos, setting the stage for a night full of surprises. She performed songs from her latest album, Music, Fashion, Film, which shows a new rock-inspired direction, as well as tracks from her previous electronic-pop album, Brat. Charli made several costume changes, starting in a sparkly blazer and later switching to a black corseted dress. The show featured impressive staging, with strobe lights, pyrotechnics, and a group of dancers and a live band supporting her.

The crowd erupted when Charli began with her new single Rock Music, followed by energetic performances of Wink Wink, Yeah, and Card Declined. She then shifted to older favorites, including Track 10 from her 2017 mixtape and House, a song she co-wrote for the Wuthering Heights soundtrack. Fans were especially excited when she played dance tracks like Club Classics, 365, and the Grammy-winning Von Dutch from her sixth album Brat. Charli closed her set with No One Lasts Forever, the final track from her new album, leaving the audience with the haunting words spoken by filmmaker David Cronenberg.

The festival featured more than just Charli XCX. Before her set, grime artist Skepta hyped up the crowd despite heavy rain, performing in a bright green jacket and getting everyone to jump along to his hits. After Charli, Irish rock band Fontaines DC took the stage, playing songs like Favourite and I Love You, and ending with their Grammy-nominated track Starbuster. In the new Gallery tent, US rock band Geese played guitar-heavy songs, while rising star Skye Newman wowed the audience with her powerful vocals. Jamie T opened the main stage earlier in the day, performing indie hits like Zombie and Sticks N Stones. The festival will continue with major headliners such as Dave, Raye, Chase & Status, and Florence + The Machine, making this weekend a memorable one for music fans.