Dua Lipa fans are livid after the Training Season hit-maker chose to bring Charli XCX on stage as her special guest during the second night of her sold-out Wembley stadium gigs. Dua, 29, made sure to pull out all the stops for her first night at the iconic venue on Friday night with a special guest appearance from Jamiroquai.
The chart-topping songstress and Jamiroquai performed an incredible duet of the 1996 hit, Virtual Insanity, for her Radical Optimism tour. Vocalist Jay Kay was rocking a classic black hat with a purple trim and a white fringe jacket for the surprise performance, along with purple trousers.
Fans were over the moon with the shock guest and rushed to social media to share their excitement, with one user revealing they "wish" they were at the concert in London to witness the duet.
However, when fans got wind that 360 hit-maker Charli xcx was the special guest on Saturday, they were riddled with envy as they complained that they were 'robbed' of a bigger and more current artist the night before. On social media, several fans who attended the Wembley gig on Friday fumed that Jamiroquai wasn't as good of a match as Charli.
Speaking exclusively to The Mirror, one fan said: "The balance just feels off. Yes, Jamiroquai is a big artist who has sold millions of records, but when he popped out on stage you could just feel that tinge of disappointment in the air. There had been rumours that Adele would be her special guest, and other names like Raye and Harry Styles were thrown around too."
The unimpressed concert-goer continued: "The majority of Dua's fans are young - like Gen Z's and even younger - so when an artist from the 90s came out on stage, it just kind of felt like the wrong choice. Don't get me wrong it was an amazing performance and Dua killed the vocals while singing with him, but to find out that someone as HUGE as Charli was lined-up for the second night, just seems a bit unfair. People are bound to be absolutely livid."

It comes after the Kosovo-born singer was overcome with emotion as she fulfilled her ultimate dream during her performance at Wembley on Friday night.The global mega-starhas had a fast rise to fame since she first emerged in the music industry, and she's showing no signs of slowing down.
On Friday, she headlined Wembley Stadium for the first time on the first of two nights at the home of English football, before moving on to Anfield in Liverpool. But the British and Albanian star couldn't believe what was happening as she addressed the sold-out crowd who'd flocked to north-west London to see her perform.
Fans had been camping out at the stadium since Thursday, hoping to get to the very front row to see their idol deliver her biggest hits. Addressing the crowd, Dua said: "It means the absolute world to me that you're here tonight. It feels really special to be here today."

The Levitating songstress continued: "It's been ten years since our first ever London show, which happened to be about 350 people, and I dreamt of a night like this that I get to be in front of 70,000 people. I'm so, so blown away." Dua, who joins a small club of female solo artists to headline the stadium, reflected on her career, admitting she believes one song changed her life, after she was signed to her management and record label.
That song was Hotter Than Hell, which was fitting as the UK enjoyed its hottest day of the year.
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