Clairo enlisted Phoebe Bridgers for a live rendition of her 2019 single ‘Bags’ at a show in Milan on Tuesday (July 5).

The show, which took place on Tuesday night (July 5), saw Clairo support Bridgers at Carroponte in Sesto San Giovanni, a commune within Milan. The show was a crossover date between Bridgers’ ongoing Reunion Tour and Clairo’s Sling Tour, the latter named for her second studio album.

The pair’s duet on ‘Bags’ marks the first time the two have performed the song together. Bridgers provided backing vocals, mimicking Clairo’s double-tracked vocals throughout the song. Watch fan-shot clips from the performance below:

phoebe bridgers and clairo performing bags together is my everything ??pic.twitter.com/mb9TFEeyln

— mari (@sptlessminds) July 5, 2022

CLAIRO AND PHOEBE BRIDGERS SINGING “BAGS” TOGETHER AT CARROPONTE, MILANO (JULY 5th 2022)
VIDEO SHOT BY ME SO PLS GIVE CREDIT
AND YES I’M STILL SHAKING pic.twitter.com/mdtq3s1MfH

— fre ²⁸ (@freetavv) July 6, 2022

Clairo returned the favour during Bridgers’ performance later that night when she and her band provided backing vocals and screams for the song ‘I Know The End’ – which is Bridgers’ usual set closer. Clairo shared a photo of the moment on her Instagram account afterward:

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will not get over clairo and her band joining in ‘i know the end’ with phoebe bridgers pic.twitter.com/Ohcw3Y5NvT

— mari (@sptlessminds) July 6, 2022

The on-stage duet follows Clairo joinning Lorde on-stage at Glastonbury alongside Arlo Parks to perform the song ‘Stoned At The Nail Salon’. Clairo and Bridgers were both enlisted to provide backing vocals on the title track of Lorde’s 2021 album ‘Solar Power’ – even though Lorde and Bridgers hadn’t actually met each other at the time.

Clairo released ‘Bags’ in May 2019 as the lead single to her debut album ‘Immunity’. NME called the song one of the best of the year, placing it at Number 14 in the year-end Top 50.

“Nervous energy defined ‘Bags’, on which Clairo relayed the anxiety that comes with beginning to feel feelings for a friend but not knowing how they’ll react,” NME wrote. “The music mirrored her trepidation, the drum beat fidgeting uneasily like tapping feet and the staccato guitar evoking the edgy thump of a heart in panic mode.”