Live from the Artists Den #1302 "Charli XCX” (TRT 56:46 HDTV, 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen) Recorded June 27, 2019, The Rooftop at Pier 17 New York, NY

Photograph by Joe Papeo for Artists Den Entertainment

CHARLI XCX: LIVE FROM THE ARTISTS DEN

Platinum-selling, multi-talented pop futurist Charli XCX performs a special WorldPride NYC edition of Live from the Artists Den at The Rooftop at Pier 17, the crown jewel of New York City’s Seaport District. The event celebrated the LGBTQIA+ community, diversity and equal rights, and marked the first time that Charli XCX performed new music since the announcement of her third studio album “Charli.”

ARTIST BIO

The multi-award-winning and chart-topping Charli has accrued two Billboard Music Awards, a YouTube Music Award, two SESAC ‘Songwriter of the Year’ Awards, plus nominations at the GRAMMYs, BRIT Awards and MTV EMA’s. As the trailblazer behind the multi-platinum and global No.1’s “Fancy”, “I Love It” and the hit “Boom Clap”, Charli has also released the critically-acclaimed mixtapes ‘Number 1 Angel’ and ‘Pop 2’, released her prolific summer crush anthem “Boys” and “1999 featuring Troye Sivan”. This year Charli attended the Met Gala as a special guest of Vogue and performed for the amFAR Gala at the Cannes Film Festival. Charli’s transatlantic headline tour Charli LIVE will open on September 20th for an impressive 21 dates in the US prior to kicking off 19 dates throughout Europe.

VENUE BIO

Located in New York’s original commercial hub, the Seaport District, The Rooftop at Pier 17® is one of New York City’s newest iconic venues. The 1.5-acre rooftop serves as a year-round community amenity and cultural and event space, transforming seasonally from a Winterland experience, complete with the city’s first open-air rooftop ice skating rink, to an outdoor performance venue which was recently named “Best New Concert Venue” by Pollstar. The Seaport District has been an essential part of the city for over 300 years, and continues to function as a community anchor and “port of discovery” for the rapidly growing population of Lower Manhattan.