Earth, Wind & Fire had ’24 hours message for Sabrina Carpenter Lollapalooza Show

Soil, wind and fire revealed what the experience of acting with Sabrina carpenter was like.

In one Interview with Vulture On Tuesday, August 5, Philip Bailey – who has been the band’s frontman since 1972 – opened its two hits “Let’s Groove” and “September” with the pop star during her Lollapalooza set in Chicago on Sunday, August 3.

According to Bailey, 74, the surprise set gathered through Carpenter’s agent – and happened fairly quickly.

“It was one of the types of things that happened in 24 hours,” he told the publication. “We had to really reverse this thing.”

Just one day before the show was Earth, Wind & Fire in Detroit for a performance.

“They sent us a private plane and our entourage,” Bailey said. “We jumped a plane at 7am, went in and had the rehearsal.”

Bailey said he was “almost worried” over time crunch.

“But by that night they had called everything,” he said.

Bailey also praised the “Manchild” hit maker, 26 and said she “did her homework on which verse to take.”

“We went out there and floated on all that energy,” he said.

Bailey noted that carpenters were “very heartfelt, very kind and very easily accessible.”

While the “fantasy” musician noted that collaborations could be a throw, he was pleased with how their Lollapalooza set turned out.

“Her energy and our energy were very compatible and complementary to each other,” Bailey said.

He continued: “How she puts together her show, when it comes to how it accelerates and builds, was fantastic. Where she chose to put our segment was perfect.”

Last month, Carpenter, who is in the middle of her Short n ‘sweet tourThe Invited Duran Duran on stage As surprise guests at her concert in London.

At the exhibition, main singer Simon the good And bassist John Taylor Performed his hit from 1982 “Hungry like the wolf” during the second of her two London show.

While Le Bon, 66, handled the song’s first verse, carpenters have harmonized with him on the choir and put on the other verse. At the end of the song, Carpenter got his fans howling together.

According to video shots of fans and Published on social mediaThe “bed chem” musician teased the band’s appearance to the audience in front of the set.

“It could be fun if I brought out some friends from the UK,” she said. “I will need you to use what screams for good use. Can everyone please give it up and make so much sound for the legendary Duran Duran?”

Carpenter’s new album Man’s best friend is owed 29 August.