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Charli XCX electrifies Reading Festival with era-spanning set
Confirmed
They do, it has to be said, have the feel of a band who have spent months now touting the same set of songs around Europe; their dispassionate, almost lackadaisical stage manner feels a little too genuine. Fans had to wait about half an hour longer due to a delay, but the Irish rock band from Dublin soon won them back around as they launched into hits like Favourite and I Love You.
This is, it has to be said, a markedly better live show than the one that accompanied her previous album.
What's confirmed
- They do, it has to be said, have the feel of a band who have spent months now touting the same set of songs around Europe; their dispassionate, almost lackadaisical stage manner feels a little too genuine.
- This is, it has to be said, a markedly better live show than the one that accompanied her previous album.
What's still developing
- Fans had to wait about half an hour longer due to a delay, but the Irish rock band from Dublin soon won them back around as they launched into hits like Favourite and I Love You.
- They do, it has to be said, have the feel of a band who have spent months now touting the same set of songs around Europe; their dispassionate, almost lackadaisical stage manner feels a little too genuine.
- This is, it has to be said, a markedly better live show than the one that accompanied her previous album.