Charli xcx has announced that she has canceled tomorrow night’s Music, Fashion, Film performance in Arizona due to illness. The pop singer is currently on her Music, Fashion, Film tour across North America and, after two shows in Los Angeles over the weekend, was slated to appear at Glendale’s Desert Diamond Arena on Wednesday. But […]
Charli XCX Cancels ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ Show in Arizona: ‘Completely Lost My Voice’
Source: Rolling Stone
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