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Chappell Roan debuts new song ‘Subway’ at Governors Ball, reveals she turned down a Pride performance at the White House

Chappell Roan showcased a new song at the Governors Ball 2024 yesterday (June 9).The former NME cover star, who was dressed as a New York taxi during the performance, debuted the new track ‘Subway’ at Flushing Meadows Corona Park.Later in the show, Roan who also dressed as the Statue Of Liberty at one point, introduced ‘My Kink Is Karma’ by revealing she turned down an invitation to perform at the White House for a Pride event. You can view both performances below.She said: “This is a response to the White House, who asked me to preform for Pride.

We want liberty, justice, and freedom for all. When you do that, that’s when I’ll come.”Here’s @chappell roan – painted green like the Statue of Liberty and dressed as a New York taxi cab – debuting new song ‘Subway’ at @govballnyc.

During her highly anticipated day 3 set, the pop star also revealed that she’d turned down a Pride performance at the White House. #ChappellRoan #GovernorsBall #GovBall #GovBallNYC #musicfestival #music #festival #newyork #nme #foryou #fyp ♬ original sound – NME oh i fucking love chappell roan.

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