Sweat it Out

Troye Sivan and Charli XCX are creating the gayest tour ever

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*Photo credit: Harley Weir & Stuart Winecoff

Troye Sivan and Charli XCX are going on tour and the gays are unwell.

Troye and Charli love to collab. They already have two songs together, “1999” and “2099,” and their live chemistry is electric. Now, they’re teaming up again for a tour this summer and every venue they go to is about to transform into a rave.

With this duo being two of the hottest acts in pop/electronic music, a collab of this level makes sense. So prep your bodies (and your coins) for Charli XCX & Troye Sivan present: Sweat. The tour is expected to serve as a celebration of Troye and Charli’s individual successes, but also reaffirm their commitment to inclusivity and diversity within music.

Fans of both acts know that their music catalogue is perfect for the dance floor. Troye’s latest album Something to Give Each Other spawned the mega hit “Rush” that probably increased poppers sales exponentially. Speaking of poppers, Charli announced her new club album Brat, followed by releasing her electronic hit “Von Dutch” and performing her Boiler Room set in February, that’s sure to make concert goers sweat.

The duo will be joined by fellow dance/electronic act Shy Girl, to keep the rave vibes high. Of course the gays can’t handle the recent announcement. Could this be the gayest tour of the summer? The internet thinks so.

What’s the smell at the venue? Eau de Poppers, of course.

Some folks can’t wait until Troye an Charli make a stop in their city.

Others are wondering why they were overlooked?

Does a joint tour mean new music from Troye and Charli?

Regardless, fans can’t wait for the Sweat tour.

This tour is literally gay rights and kicks off on September 14. Presale tickets are available on April 25 at 10AM local time and general onsite begins on April 26 at 10am local on LiveNation.com. 

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