Kesha is heading to Southern California on Saturday, and to celebrate, a free pre-party will be taking place in the parking lot.
The “Take It Off” singer and Scissor Sisters are currently on the T!ts Out Tour, and it heads to the Kia Forum on July 5.
Kesha has recently joined forces with the dating app Feeld, which will be hosting a one-of-a-kind “bold tailgate.” It’s free and will take place from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the northwest corner of the Forum’s parking lot between sections A-L.
No concert ticket, no problem. You can still take part in the public pre-show. However, guests must be 18 years or older.
DJ Shana Sarett, a rising star in L.A.’s queer nightlife scene, will be spinning tracks during the party using Kesha x Feeld’s Spotify playlist.
“Guests can expect an electric atmosphere with a live DJ set, photobooth and pasties stations, tailgate games, free-flowing drinks and bites for a night of dancing and liberation,” a media release explained. “Let loose, have fun, and show off your best dance moves.”
Feeld is a dating app that promotes authenticity and self-expression.
Two months ago, Kesha revealed she joined forces with the app for her tour.
“I’ve partnered with Feeld, a dating app for curious, open-minded people, for my T!ts Out Tour in order to bring our sexually liberated selves and give us a place to flirt, meet, connect and dance,” she explained.
Back in March, the singer, who is a staunch LGBTQ+ advocate, explained to People magazine how the app aligns with her values.
“Sexuality should not be something that’s shrouded in shame. I am a really big proponent of just be who you are and give yourself the permission to be proud and authentic in that,” she said.
The concert itself comes a day after Kesha dropped her sixth studio album “Period,” which was released by Kesha Records, her own independent label.
For those attending the concert at the Forum, showtime is set for 7 p.m.
For tickets and additional information, head to Ticketmaster.com.
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