Charli xcx Announces U.K. and Europe ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ Tour Dates, With Audrey Hobert Opening

Charli XCX will take her "Music, Fashion, Film" tour across the Atlantic next winter, with a six-city run through the U.K. and Europe locked in for February 2027. The pop experimentalist's overseas schedule includes stops in Dublin, Glasgow, Manchester, London, Amsterdam and Paris. Audrey Hobert, known for tracks including "Sue Me" and "Bowling Alley," has been tapped to open all six dates. The news builds on a touring cycle that has already picked up serious steam on the other side of the ocean.

Before she heads abroad, Charli is in the middle of the North American stretch of the tour, mounted in support of her newest album, which traded the autotune-heavy, club-forward sound she built her name on for a guitar-led approach. Her current run rolls on with a Friday show in Philadelphia, then a pair of nights in Brooklyn. Toronto, Boston, Washington D.C., Atlanta, San Diego, a two-night engagement in Los Angeles, Glendale and Las Vegas round out the itinerary. Critics have embraced the record warmly; Variety's Jem Aswad called it a "sonic palette cleanser to launch the post-'Brat' era in earnest — familiar but sufficiently distanced from the past, leaving her free to go basically anywhere she wants in her next chapter." The shift lands at a point when Charli's cultural reach is arguably at an all-time high, powered by the viral sweep of her 2024 album "Brat" and its now-iconic slime-green visual identity. For context, "Brat" became a genuine internet phenomenon that summer, spawning the "brat summer" trend and pushing the singer into a level of mainstream visibility she had not previously enjoyed despite more than a decade in the industry.

Fans hoping to secure seats can sign up for presale access through Sept. 15 via Charli's official website. Artist presale opens Sept. 16 at 11 a.m. BST / 12 p.m. CET, with general sales following on Sept. 18 at 9 a.m. BST / 10 a.m. CET. Several of the European shows will take place in landmark venues. London's O2 Arena, which opened in 2007, ranks among the busiest entertainment venues worldwide and has hosted millions of attendees over its lifetime. Paris's Accor Arena, meanwhile, is a major indoor sports and concert hall that has welcomed everyone from Madonna to Metallica. Given the scale of both rooms and Charli's current momentum, tickets are expected to move quickly once they go on sale.

Here is the complete list of U.K. and European dates and venues:

Feb. 13 — Dublin, Ireland at 3Arena
Feb. 15 — Glasgow, U.K. at OVO Hydro
Feb. 17 — Manchester, U.K. at Co-Op Live
Feb. 19 — London, U.K. at the O2
Feb. 22 — Amsterdam, The Netherlands at Ziggo Dome
Feb. 24 — Paris, France at Accor Arena