Raye looked sensational in a navy blue dress while performing at Lollapalooza music festival in Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois, on Saturday.
The 26-year-old British singer looked incredible in the elegant strapless dress that showed off her slender figure.
She wore a coordinating navy scarf and accessorized the look with a pair of dazzling silver flower earrings.
Record-breaking Brit Award winner Raye was in good spirits as she performed her hits for the American audience.
She put on an amazing show for fans as she danced on stage and was accompanied by her band.
Raye, 26, looked sensational in a navy blue dress while performing at the Lollapalooza Music Festival in Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois, on Saturday.
The British singer looked incredible in the elegant strapless dress that highlighted her incredible figure.
It comes after Raye She became emotional at Capital’s Summertime Ball when she gave an emotional speech about those who have suffered sexual violence, while hinting at her own experience.
He made the comments while performing his song Ice Cream Man at a concert at Wembley Stadium in June.
The song is about Raye being sexually assaulted when she was 17 by a music producer, who forced his hand between her legs.
“I wanted to sing this song for you today,” Raye said. “I’m not sure why. Maybe it’s because I need to sing this song for myself, too.”
“It’s a very difficult subject. When I started looking at the statistics, I realised that one in four women and men will experience some form of sexual violence in their lifetime.”
Raye added: ‘And that’s a quarter of you. That’s 20,000 people in this room who will relate to the words of this song, which blows my mind because I know most of us walk around pretending everything’s okay, and sometimes it’s not.
‘Sometimes you need to speak out loud about things you’ve kept silent about your entire life, and for me, the way to do that is through my music, so please excuse the sad subject matter of this song.’
At the end of the emotional song, Raye said: “Thank you for being patient with me. Yeah, that’s a lot.”
She wore a coordinating navy scarf over her dress and accessorized the look with a pair of dazzling silver flower earrings.
Record-breaking BRIT Award winner Raye was in high spirits as she performed her hits for the American audience.
She put on an amazing show for fans as she danced on stage and was accompanied by her band.
This comes after Raye became emotional at Capital’s Summertime Ball when she gave an emotional speech about those who have suffered sexual violence and hinted at her own experience.
The star previously revealed she was forced to seek a record deal in the US after criticising the UK music industry over sexual assault.
British record labels turned their backs on the star after she revealed in the MeToo movement how she was assaulted by a music producer who put his hand between her legs when she was 17.
Raye, whose real name is Rachel Agatha Keen, told how the attack left her addicted to alcohol and drugs to cope, and took a huge toll on her career.
The singer, from Tooting, south London, said: “Every girl I meet in this industry has some kind of story to tell me. The studio is a very vulnerable space.
“And if you say something, you create an enemy who will spread rumors or blacklist you, and you need those connections to open doors for you.
‘Although people largely decide what is consumed outside, within the music industry there is still a very controlled society.’
In 2014, she signed with Polydor, but, to her frustration, the label refused to release any of her songs. After criticising the label in a lengthy rant on social media, they split in 2021.
Her debut album My 21st Century Blues was released independently last year and she is now signed to Orchard Records, a subsidiary of Sony based in New York.
Raye broke records at the BRIT Awards in March, winning six awards during a star-studded ceremony at London’s O2 arena.
Raye was forced to seek a record deal in the US after she was rejected in Britain when she lashed out at the UK music industry over sexual assault.
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