Charli XCX and Boiler Room have dropped the live stream of her set from last month. Taking place in a Bushwick warehouse, the ‘PARTYGIRL’ set made history even before it began – over 25,000 people had RSVPed, the most for a single Boiler Room ever.
Hypebeast was onsite at the event, which opened with sets from the NYC DJ Doss and Toronto-hailing Charli collaborator Easyfun.
Once the star of the hour made her way through the crowd – donning her distinct oversized sunglasses – PARTYGIRL officially kicked off with a mix of one of Charli’s unreleased tracks, interpolated with her hit “Vroom Vroom.” The 1975’s George Daniel helped man the soundboard, while Addison Rae, A.G. Cook and Julia Fox all made appearances, the latter of whom debuted her first single.
In the Boiler Room stream, a camera follows Charli through the crowd and into the booth. PARTYGIRL is worth a watch – even for those who were lucky to nab a spot at the set IRL – offering a close-up look at Charli’s glitchy, club music era.
Stream Charli XCX’s Boiler Room set above.
