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20 October 2026 – Underscores and Jane Remover Debut Unreleased Collaboration Everything During Charli XCX's Los Angeles Concert
By Editorial Team - October 20, 2026
Summary
Experimental pop pioneers underscores and Jane Remover surprise the Kia Forum in Los Angeles by debuting unreleased collaboration Everything.
Key Facts
- Jane Remover joins underscores on stage at LA's Kia Forum during Charli XCX's arena tour weekend.
- The duo debuts unreleased collaborative track 'Everything', their first new material together since 2023.
- Arena bill also featured surprise appearances from Chappell Roan, PinkPantheress, and The Dare.
- Entities: underscores, Jane Remover, Everything, Charli XCX, Kia Forum, Chappell Roan, PinkPantheress, The Dare, Adéla, Uncanny Long Arms, Los Angeles
- Tags: underscores, jane-remover, everything, charli-xcx, kia-forum, hyperpop, electronic-pop, los-angeles
An unexpected collaboration between experimental-pop musicians underscores and Jane Remover emerged during Charli XCX's recent performances at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Newly published coverage confirmed that Jane Remover joined underscores during the opening set to introduce an unreleased composition titled "Everything". The performance represents another collaboration between two artists whose increasingly adventurous recordings have attracted considerable attention within alternative electronic music.
Their previous work together includes "Uncanny Long Arms", released in 2023, which demonstrated their shared enthusiasm for unconventional production and emotionally intense songwriting. "Everything" has not yet received a confirmed commercial release date, meaning the Los Angeles appearance should currently be regarded as a live debut rather than an officially available new single.
The wider concert weekend featured several additional surprise appearances, with Chappell Roan joining Charli XCX for "Boom Clap" and PinkPantheress appearing during another performance. Producer The Dare also participated, while Adéla appeared during the following evening. For independent-music listeners, however, the underscores and Jane Remover collaboration was particularly interesting because it introduced previously unheard material rather than simply revisiting established recordings.
Both musicians have helped develop an alternative electronic sound that combines distorted digital textures, unconventional vocal arrangements and songwriting influenced by internet-era music communities. Their appearance before a large pop audience illustrates how experimental musicians are increasingly finding opportunities beyond traditional underground venues. The performance also suggests that contemporary pop concerts can function as unexpected platforms for introducing genuinely adventurous music. Apparently the opening act is no longer necessarily the part of the evening when everybody decides to visit the merchandise stand. Read more reviews in our reviews section.