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04 Nov 21

Charli XCX is coming to Dublin in May 2022 to support demonic fifth album CRASH

Charli XCX is coming to Dublin in May 2022 to support demonic fifth album <i>CRASH</i>

Tickets to see Charli XCX at the 3Olympia Theatre on May 13th go on sale on November 10th.

Charli XCX has announced details of her highly-anticipated forthcoming album CRASH, due to be released on 18th March 2022.

Alongside the news comes a slew of tour dates, including a visit to the 3Olympia Theatre Dublin on May 13th, 2022. Pre-order the fifth and final album in Charli's record deal, CRASH, here.

Always the giver, Charli has also released ‘New Shapes’ featuring Caroline Polachek and Christine and the Queens.

"If you don’t stream 'New Shapes' or purchase tickets to the tour you will most definitely burn in hell," a press release reads. We worship at her temple.

"The announcement of CRASH follows my latest single, ‘Good Ones’, a track signalling a new chapter for me in which I embraced all that the life of a pop figurehead has to offer in today’s world - celebrity, obsession and global hits."

"I was able to possess and persuade an incredible group of producers and collaborators to contribute to CRASH by using my femme fatale powers and a multitude of dark spells and curses," Charli adds.

Some of these include A. G. Cook, George Daniel, Deaton Chris Anthony, Lotus IV, Caroline Polachek, Christine and the Queens, Oscar Holter, Digital Farm Animals, Rina Sawayama, Ian Kirkpatrik, Jason Evigan, Justin Raisen, Ariel Rechtshaid, Ilya, Oneohtrix Point Never, Jon Shave and Mike Wise.

"They will all remain locked in my basement forever," the pop star notes. "In addition, I have also revealed a European and North American tour, with shows in Los Angeles, London, Paris and more."

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday 12th November, with ticket presales beginning Wednesday 10th November at this link.

The British musician shared How I'm Feeling Now back in May 2020, embodying the loneliness, atmosphere and chaotic emotion of pandemic music. Big electronic sounds and polished melodies are her forté, but she's ready to break new ground.

Listen to 'New Shapes' below: