Pop star Charlie XCX is set to perform at a domestic festival for the first time in about eight years. Charlie XCX will take the stage as a headliner at the "One Universe Festival 2025" (OUF 2025), a multi-cultural festival to be held at the parking lot of Seoul Grand Park in Gwacheon from the 15th to 16th.

This marks his return to South Korea after his appearance at the "Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival" in 2017. This time, he plans to perform songs released since 2017, including "1999," "Boys," and "360." He debuted in 2013 with his first studio album, "True Romance," captivating audiences worldwide with synth-pop and electronic music. He has left a mark with hit songs such as "I Love It," "Fancy," and "Boom Clap."

In addition to his commercial success, he has also proven his artistic merit. With his sixth studio album, "Crash," he achieved three Grammy Awards this year, including Best Dance Pop Recording, Best Dance/Electronic Album, and Best Recording Package.

At the Brit Awards, the most prestigious popular music awards in the UK, he won five awards: Album of the Year, Artist of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Dance Act, and Songwriter of the Year.

Meanwhile, other performers at the festival include All Day Project, Bibi, and Lim Kim, who will take the stage on the 15th, while Charlie Puth, CL, and Baby Don't Cry will perform on the 16th.

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