It will be a pop extravaganza when British singer Charli XCX performs at Roskilde Festival next month. With her blend of innovative productions, in-your-face aesthetics, and uncompromising energy, Charli XCX is one of the most interesting names in modern pop. "Charli XCX sets new standards for hyperpop, and we are pleased to add an international name of such high caliber. Moreover, an artist who has been highly requested by our participants and who is releasing a new album later this week," says Roskilde Festival's program director, Anders Wahrén. The sound of Charli XCX is fueled by cheeky references to 90s and 00s Europop and rave culture, and the pedal is to the metal heading straight into the future. The highly acclaimed third album Charli (2019) made Charli XCX a standard-bearer for hyper-pop, and she has managed to keep her distinctive sound vital ever since. And soon, her new and highly anticipated album Brat will be released, with singles like 'Von Dutch' and 'Club Classics' showing that the pace is still high and the attitude still raw. Sexyy Red moves to Orange Stage
Charli XCX will perform on Friday 5 July at 21:00 on Arena Stage. St. Louis rapper Sexyy Red, who originally had that slot, moves to Orange Stage, where she will perform the same day at 18:00. Last week, Roskilde Festival announced that full festival tickets are sold out. Single-day tickets for Friday and Saturday are also sold out, while there are a few single-day tickets left for Wednesday and Thursday. Single-day tickets cost DKK 1,200 (approx. €160). It is still possible to become a volunteer at Roskilde Festival. Find more information about the programme and check the time schedule at roskilde-festival.dk. Facts about Roskilde Festival 2024: - Roskilde Festival is an eight-day exploration of music, art, and community
- Roskilde Festival 2024 takes place 29 June - 6 July.
- The lineup for Roskilde Festival 2024 includes SZA, Doja Cat, Tyla, Foo Fighters, PJ Harvey, Charli XCX, Skrillex, Jungle, and many more.
- Roskilde Festival is 100 % non-profit. All proceeds are donated to charity by the Roskilde Festival Charity Society. Over the years, Roskilde Festival has generated more than €59 million for charity for especially children and young people.
- The festival site is situated close to the Danish capital of Copenhagen and easily connected by train, bus, and flight (Copenhagen Airport).
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