Good news for "Stranger Things" fans! To kick off the famed Netflix series' fourth season, Charli XCX and more music acts will join forces for a performance of a lifetime.
According to NME, the English singer will be joined by Soft Cell, Corey Hart, and The Go-Go's for a virtual concert entitled "Live From The Upside Down."
The Livestream is said to be a collaboration between Netflix and Doritos. The event will be broadcast on June 23.
To have access to the show, fans could register online or buy a bag of Doritos 3D Crunch Three Cheese flavor.
But wait, there's another surprise! Fans will have a chance to win a guitar replica that would appear on the show if they find a golden ticket inside the bag of chips.
Charli XCX took to her Instagram account to share the announcement, writing, "okay very exciting because I'm taking a tip to another dimension with doritos and stranger things."
She adds, "I'm gonna be doing a very special throwback virtual show in a very special location with Soft Cell, Corey Hart and The Go-Go's."
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Charli XCX World Tour 2022
If fans wish to see Charli in person instead of a Livestream, concertgoers could do so as the singer is currently traveling for her "Crash Tour."
The pop star kicked off her concert last March 26 at the Fox Theater in Oakland, California. Her upcoming shows include cities like Dublin, Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, London, Norwich, Nottingham, Brussels, Utrecht, Berlin, Cologne, Sheffield, Madrid, and many more.
Her last show will be at the Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona, Spain, on June 9.
The singer will perform smash hits off her latest album "Crash" with numerous collaborations with some of the most prominent artists in the underground scene like Rina Sawayama, Caroline Polacheck, Christine And The Queens, Digital Farm Animals, George Daniel, A.G. Cook, Oneohtrix Point Never, and many more.
Her latest single, "Used To Know Me," samples Robin S' smash 1993 club hit "Show Me Love." The music video, which features the singer jumping from different eras in time and other Catholic imagery, was released last month.
Tickets, vinyl, physical albums, and more merch are available on Charli XCX's official website.
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