Fans who missed Charli XCX’s intimate Nashville album-release show can now experience part of the night from anywhere. Spotify has released three exclusive live performance videos from the concert celebrating Music, Fashion, Film, giving viewers a front-row look at one of the singer’s most intimate performances of her career.
The videos were filmed on July 29 at The Basement East in Nashville, where Charli xcx performed for more than 400 of her top Spotify listeners during a one-night-only event. Available now through Spotify’s Live page, the performances can be streamed without a Spotify Premium subscription, making them accessible to all fans.
Among the newly released videos is the first-ever live performance of “Card Declined,” one of the standout tracks from Music, Fashion, Film. Spotify also shared live renditions of “Yeah” and “Camera,” both lifted from the album released on July 24. The recordings capture the stripped-back club atmosphere that defined the evening, contrasting sharply with the arena-sized production of Charli’s recent tours.
The Nashville show was designed as an exclusive celebration of Music, Fashion, Film, which has already become another commercial success in Charli’s career. The album debuted at No. 1 on the UK Albums Chart, making it her fourth chart-topper in Britain and the first time a British female artist scored two No. 1 albums in the same year after Wuthering Heights topped the chart in February. In the United States, the project entered the Billboard 200 at No. 3 with 78,000 equivalent album units, while also becoming her first release to reach No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart.
Those lucky enough to attend the Nashville performance witnessed a 15-song set blending nearly the entire new album with fan favorites, including “Apple,” “party 4 u,” “anthems,” and “pink diamond.” Live debuts of songs such as “Yeah,” “Card Declined,” “2007,” and “No One Lasts Forever” highlighted the event, with live guitar and drums emphasizing the album’s heavier rock influences.
Fans can watch all three live videos now on Spotify’s Live page, making the once-exclusive Nashville concert available to audiences around the world.
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