Dixie D’Amelio, Madison Beer and other TikTok stars were out in full force on Wednesday evening, to support rising star Tate McRae at Spotify’s New Summer Breakouts Playlist party.

Dixie, 19, and Madison, 22, were pictured partying together at the buzzy event, held at a retro-inspired residence in Beverly Hills as they watched Tate perform a stunning set during the intimate bash.

Making a splash – on a stage that was positioned over a swimming pool – Tate, 18, serenaded the crowd in a custom two-piece colorful suit that was made by her mom.

The Canadian singer-songwriter – who currently has over 24 million monthly listeners on the platform – performed six of her hits, including ‘that way,’ ‘rubberband’, ‘stupid,’ ‘wish I loved you in the 90s’, ‘bad ones,’ and her most-streamed hit, ‘you broke me first.’

Madison took to her Instagram Stories later on in the evening to post a snippet of the performance, captioning her video ‘lover gurllll’ while tagging Tate.

Tate also re-posted a series of IG stories from the TikTok crowd, adding in a later post, ‘thank u @spotify for having me tonight i love u guys.’

Other guests at the soiree included Dixie’s ex Noah Beck, Blake Gray & Amelie Zilber, Mads Lewis, Sabrina Quesada, Cynthia Parker, rapper Iann Dior, Nia Sioux, Emma Brooks, Montana Tucker, and Little Fires Everywhere actress Jade Pettyjohn.

Madison’s appearance at the music industry event comes just days after she hit out at her record company on social media for doing ‘nothing to support’ her music career.

The singer revealed that she had to fund her entire music video for her song ‘Reckless’ because her label didn’t believe in it, she claimed in a fiery message to fans.

‘I even had to f***ing basically fund the entire reckless video myself cuz they didn’t believe in it at all I’m over this s***,’ she said.

Meanwhile, Tate recently announced a headlining tour of North America for 2022, that will kick off in her home country of Canada.

The singer – who has a current hit ‘Working’ with Khalid – also performed at Lollapalooza, and is on the bill for the Governor’s Ball among other festival appearances this summer.