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Charli XCX announces rock follow-up to Brat album
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Charli XCX revealed in a British Vogue cover story that her next album after 2024's Brat will be rock music. She told interviewer Laura Snapes that the dance floor is dead, prompting a guitar-forward sound with producers A.G. Cook and Finn Keane. Sessions took place in Paris during Fashion Week last month.
Charli XCX has shared her thoughts on the mixed responses to her new single 'Rock Music'. The track marks a shift from the club sounds of her 2024 album 'Brat'.
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Charli XCX has released footage from the set of her new music video for the song Rock Music. The clip shows the artist during filming in New York and includes lighthearted moments with her husband.
'The Moment' premieres in L.A.: Charli XCX joined by Chappell Roan, Troye Sivan at star-packed event
Following its Sundance debut, Charli XCX's A24 mockumentary 'The Moment' held its Los Angeles premiere on January 30, 2026—the same day it hit theaters nationwide. The event drew celebrities including Chappell Roan, Troye Sivan, and Demi Lovato. Not yet streaming, tickets are available via Fandango, Regal, and Atom Tickets.
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British pop star Charli XCX made her acting debut with the Sundance premiere of A24's 'The Moment,' the Aidan Zamiri-directed mockumentary satirizing her 'brat' era fame—as previewed earlier with its trailer. Post-screening, she voiced a desire to pivot beyond 'brat,' amid a busy festival slate including two other films.
A24 has unveiled the first trailer for The Moment, an upcoming drama starring Charli XCX as a rising pop star grappling with fame. Directed by Aidan Zamiri and based on an original idea by the singer, the film is set for theatrical release in January 2026. The trailer features documentary-style footage tied to XCX's BRAT Arena Tour preparations.
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Charli XCX has unveiled her new single 'House,' a collaboration with The Velvet Underground's John Cale, serving as the first preview of her upcoming album for Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights adaptation. The dark, haunting track includes Cale's spoken word contribution and ties into the film's themes of passion and pain. Directed by Mitch Ryan, the song's video accompanies the release ahead of the movie's February premiere.