At one point, it seemed like Charli XCX’s quarantine album, how i’m feeling now, was pretty much the only thing getting us through coronavirus lockdown. Now, with many music venues struggling to return to any kind of normality, we’ve still not had a chance to hear any of the album’s tracks live, but they will feature in a newly-announced livestream of a Boiler Room concert.

Announced August 5, the one-off digital show will feature performances of how i’m feeling now songs as well as a conversation with Charli and a DJ set with special guests.

$5 tickets for the show (which will stream August 13, at 11PM BST) are now available to buy via the Boiler Room website. All proceeds will go to the LA Alliance for Human Rights, a group that campaigns to combat homelessness in the city.

Last month, Charli also announced a forthcoming documentary about the development of how i’m feeling now and the process of writing and recording the record during lockdown. “It felt only natural to document myself making this album,” she told Variety on the announcement of the film, 6ft Apart. 

“I don’t think I’ve ever made music in such a unique situation: being so logistically far apart from my collaborators, but going through exactly the same thing, writing songs about my relationship with my boyfriend sitting in the next room, and being so connected to my fans in such an intense and creative way.”