Dua Lipa will be performing in a 30-minute BBC Live Lounge Special, featuring a conversation with Clara Amfo, which will air on BBC One on May 6th at 11:15PM BST. It will be available on BBC iPlayer at the same time and will be played on BBC Radio 1 at 7:30PM BST the following day.

Dua will be performing ‘Illusion,’ ‘Training Season,’ and a cover of Cleo Sol’s ‘Sunshine,’ in addition to Dua classic ‘Be the One’ and new songs from ‘Radical Optimism including ‘Happy For You.’ Promotional photos have been released.

“I’m so happy to be back in the Radio 1 Live Lounge. I love coming back and being in here, it feels like a full circle moment. It’s so nice to have new songs to perform, new stories to tell, and a whole new world to dive into.” – Dua Lipa

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Dua Lipa has caused controversy among fans by performing today at McDonald’s Worldwide Convention, private event for McDonald’s franchisees, suppliers, crew members, and employees from across the globe, at Palau Sant Jordi sports arena in Barcelona.

McDonald’s is on the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement’s list of companies which ought to be boycott, as it is “profiting from the Genocide of the Palestinian people.” It goes against Dua’s activism in supporting Palestine and wanting to bring an end to the genocide against its people. Dua and other bands and artists performing at the event seem to have kept a low profile about their appearance, though fans in attendance have been sharing some footage.

Dua performed multiple songs, including ‘Break My heart,’ ‘Cold Heart,’ ‘New Rules,’ ‘Training Season,’ ‘Physical,’ ‘One kiss,’ ‘Houdini,’ ‘Levitating,’ and ‘Don’t Stop Now.’

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Dua Lipa attended the 66th Annual Grammy Awards at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on February 4th. Dua did not win any of her nominated categories, but she delivered an incredible performance of ‘Houdini’ with a preview of her upcoming single, ‘Training Season.’

Dua also spoke to ET about ‘Training Season,’ explaining it’s about “not expecting people to love you right. […] You’re done teaching people how to do things right.” She said she got to do most of the record at home in London. Click here to watch the full interview.

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