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24kGoldn, Tate McRae, and MUNA break down their pre-show rituals and favorite songs to perform live

Callie AhlgrimSep 28, 2021, 02:01 IST

24kGoldn, Tate McRae, and MUNA.Callie Ahlgrim/Insider

Insider caught up with three artists at Gov Ball to discuss the return of festivals and concerts.
They include "Mood" hitmaker 24kGoldn, rising star Tate McRae, and indie-rock band MUNA.
"No drug, no type of love, nothing that compares to that," 24kGoldn said of performing live.

Tate McRae said this year's festival season has been "magical."

Tate McRae is an 18-year-old singer-songwriter and dancer. Callie Ahlgrim/Insider

She described her performance style as "emo-girl-turned-dancer."

Tate McRae performs at Gov Ball on Friday. Callie Ahlgrim/Insider

For 24kGoldn, performing feels like fulfilling his "purpose."

24kGoldn shot to fame last year with his No. 1 hit "Mood." Callie Ahlgrim/Insider

"It's just real Black rockstar shit," he said of his concerts.

24kGoldn performs at Gov Ball on Friday. Taylor Hill/Getty Images for Governors Ball

MUNA described the joy of playing live as an "evergreen surprise."

Naomi McPherson, Katie Gavin, and Josette Maskin of MUNA. Callie Ahlgrim/Insider

"Sacred and stupid. That's the ethos."

MUNA performs at Gov Ball on Saturday. Taylor Hill/Getty Images for Governors Ball

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