Troye Sivan announces joint tour with gay icon Charli XCX: ‘Gays are winning’

Troye Sivan in a frilly green top with a white collar standing next to Charli XCX who is wearing a blue armless dress. They are stood against a sweaty background.

Australian pop star Troye Sivan is seemingly on his way to save the summer for the second year in a row, as he announces a joint tour with Charli XCX.

Last year saw 28-year-old king of twinks Sivan return after long musical hiatus with the release of summer smash “Rush”, accompanied by the horniest music video of 2023.

In the months that followed, he staked his claim for the title of queerest pop star on the planet, after getting dragged up and giving fellow singer Ross Lynch a lap dance in the music video for single “One Of Your Girls”.

Now, as he gears up to head out on his global Something To Give Each Other tour, it appears he’s back, back, back again.

Yesterday (16 April), Sivan and British pop star and mega LGBTQ+ ally Charli XCX both posted a pair of matching graphics on Instagram, one featuring a man’s sweat-soaked t-shirt and exposed midriff, and the other showcasing a very clammy back.

The overlaid text simply reads: “Sweat. Troye Sivan. Charli XCX.”

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Fans have come to the fairly reasonable conclusion that Sivan and XCX will be coming together to maximise their joint slay via the medium of a new song entitled “Sweat”.

It’s a particularly smart guess considering the duo have previously teamed up twice before, on 2018’s “1999” and 2019’s “2099” for XCX’s album, Charli.

It’s now been confirmed by both artists that they’ll embark on the Sweat Tour with special guest Shygirl in 2024.

The tour will see them head to venues across North America , which kicks off on 14 September in Detroit and heads to the likes of Toronto, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta and Miami.

Fans were very quick to declare that the project will brighten the days ahead for gays everywhere.

“Oh the gays are winning the summer,” one social media user commented, as another declared: “Hot gay summer is happening!”

“I know this song sounds like making out with a stranger in public at a club and I’m here for it,” guessed a third.

A fourth overexcited fan demanded clarity from Sivan, writing: “STOP PLAYING TWINKKKK DONT EDGE MEE.”

Though Sivan was the orchestrator of 2023’s hot gay summer, it seems Charli XCX will take the baton this year, as her new album Brat is due for release on 7 June.

Big queer music stans can also expect some pretty stellar new releases in the coming months from LGBTQ+ stars and allies including Billie Eilish, Dua Lipa, Taylor Swift, Anitta, Pet Shop Boys, Sia and Becky Hill.

Whew, the queers truly are winning this summer.

You can find out more information on Charli XCX and Troye Sivan tickets, and check out the full tour schedule below.

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How to get tickets

They go on general sale at 10am local time on 26 April via Ticketmaster.

Fans can sign up for presale tickets at www.sweat-tour.com. This will take place from 10am local time on 25 April and you’ll be emailed a unique link/code to access presale tickets.

There’s also VIP and platinum presales taking place from 25 April and you can check your local list below for more details.

Charli XCX and Troye Sivan tour dates

  • 14 September – Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena – tickets
  • 16 September – Laval, QC – Place Bell – tickets
  • 18 September – Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena – tickets
  • 20 September – Columbus, OH Nationwide Arena – tickets
  • 23 September – New York, NY Madison Square Garden – tickets
  • 25 September – Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center – tickets
  • 26 September – Baltimore, MD CFG Bank Arena – tickets
  • 28 September – Boston, MA TD Garden – tickets
  • 30 September – Chicago, IL United Center – tickets
  • 2 October – Nashville, TN Bridgestone Arena – tickets
  • 3 October – Atlanta, GA State Farm Arena – tickets
  • 5 October – Miami, FL Kaseya Center – tickets
  • 6 October – Orlando, FL Kia Center – tickets
  • 9 October – Dallas, TX American Airlines Center – tickets
  • 11 October – Denver, CO Ball Arena – tickets
  • 13 October – Phoenix, AZ Footprint Center – tickets
  • 15 October – Inglewood, CA Kia Forum – tickets
  • 18 October – San Diego, CA Viejas Arena – tickets
  • 20 October – San Francisco, CA Chase Center – tickets
  • 22 October – Portland, OR Moda Center – tickets
  • 23 October – Seattle, WA Climate Pledge Arena – tickets