Charli XCX & Tinashe Came & Entertained Fans In Vegas!

Charli XCX 

Over the weekend, some of the biggest names in pop culture celebrated the holiday weekend with performances at the hottest parties on The Strip inside SLS Las Vegas®.

On Saturday, Sept. 3, the three-day extravaganza was turned up a notch during SoBe’s 21st Birthday Bash where electro-pop superstar, Charli XCX gave a reveling poolside concert at Foxtail Pool. The Grammy-nominated songstress took the stage, performing her hit singles such as “Boom Clap,” “I Love It,” and her most recent hit, “Vroom Vroom.”

Tinashe

SoBe’s 21st Birthday Bash also featured a special performance by R&B singer Tinashe, who brought her soulful sounds to the Foxtail stage and laid down her chart-topping songs including her hit single “Superlove.” Tinashe and Charlie XCX then shared the stage and performed their smash hit for the first time “Drop That Kitty Down Low.” Following their performance, the duo wished SoBe a happy 21st birthday and a custom cake was presented. The over-the-top bash was rounded out with an appearance by Hollywood starlet and Miss Universe 2012, Olivia Culpo.

Later on that evening, Tinashe gave an encore performance to an energetic crowd inside Foxtail Nightclub. She was joined on stage by the foxes of Foxtail where she wished SoBe a happy 21st birthday and an additional custom SoBe lizard shaped cake was gifted. Also taking place that evening was country rock band Roger Clyne and The Peacemakers who made their SLS Las Vegas debut at Foxtail Pool. The southwestern band kept the party going as they performed their honky tonk hits such as “Ain’t Got No Words for This,” “Once I Was a Thief,” and “Sic Semper Tyrannis.”

Kicking off the weekend’s festivities on Friday, Sept. 2, was Vegas’ very own Daniel Park, who performed live inside The Sayers Club. The America’s Got Talent breakout artist brought his electric violin and unique sounds to the intimate live music venue, where he performed songs off his highly-anticipated EP, “Sidewalk Guitar.”
   
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