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Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress Perform "Stateside" Live Together for the First Time at All Points East

Kiran MachadoPublished 4d ago3 min readBased on 3 sources
Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress Perform "Stateside" Live Together for the First Time at All Points East
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Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress sang their "Stateside" remix live together for the first time during Larsson's set at the All Points East Festival in London on August 22, 2026. The song is a standout track on PinkPantheress's album Fancy Some More?, and the remix — featuring Larsson — was released nearly a year before this debut live performance, according to Pitchfork.

Larsson introduced the moment to the crowd with a declaration: "You guys are watching herstory being made right now." The two had performed together in other contexts since the remix dropped, but never the track itself — a gap that lasted close to twelve months.

The London festival appearance was not the first time the two artists shared a stage. At Coachella in April, PinkPantheress brought Larsson out to debut a rework of Larsson's 2025 hit "Midnight Sun." That same month, Larsson released Midnight Sun (Girls Trip), a remix album featuring contributions from Robyn, Tyla, Shakira and others.

Larsson is currently on a global tour behind Midnight Sun, with upcoming stops at the New York and Maryland editions of the All Things Go Festival, as Pitchfork reported.

For PinkPantheress, the All Points East cameo adds to a busy stretch. In February she became the youngest artist and the first woman to win Producer of the Year at the BRITs, the UK's major music industry awards. She is also set to make her acting debut in the next film from the Daniels — the directing duo behind Everything Everywhere All at Once. A video for "Girl Like Me," another track from the Fancy That project, has also been released.

For fans who had been waiting to hear "Stateside" performed by both voices in the same room, the wait is over. Nearly a year between a studio release and a joint live performance is an unusually long gap for a track both artists had been actively promoting — but the All Points East crowd got the version they were waiting for.