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The seats will be selected at random and could include limited view, lower and upper levels, as well as GA Floor. Tickets will be available for pick-up at the venue’s box office on August 17 and fans will be notified this Friday (August 14).
Her tour will open at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia on September 11. Visit here for remaining tickets.
From there, Charli will play two shows at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, as well as stops in Toronto, Boston and Washington throughout the rest of September. October shows include shows in Austin, Atlanta, Las Vegas and more, as well as two back-to-back nights at The Kia Forum in Los Angeles.
You can view the full list of dates here.
The shows follow on from Charli making her debut headline appearances at Reading & Leeds later this month.
NME gave her ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ album four stars, noting: “‘Music, Fashion, Film’ can feel fragmentary and fleeting, distracted by its imagined, hyper-contemporary audience.
But its celebration of art – and its capacity to let you transcend your bounds for something new – feels urgent and timeless.”.
Meanwhile, Charli made a surprise appearance during The Strokes‘ set at Outside Lands to join the band for ‘Take It Or Leave It’ over the weekend.
The New York indie giants were headlining the festival at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, one day after Charli topped the bill on the same stage.
Frontman Julian Casablancas previously appeared on the rework of ‘Mean Girls’ for Charli’s 2024 remix album ‘Brat And It’s Completely Different But Also Still Brat‘.
Charli also made a brief video appearance during Djo’s set at Outside Lands 2026, during his performance of ‘Charlie’s Garden’.
During the set, Djo – real name Joe Keery – broke out his 2025 song, which he dropped last spring and featured a spoken-word cameo from his Stranger Things co-star Charlie Heaton.
Before then, Charli recorded an intimate live performance from Maida Vale, performed her first full headline show of the ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ era at Lollapalooza, and also joined Lorde on stage at the Chicago festival for ‘Girl, So Confusing’.
She recently “begrudgingly” released the ‘B-sides Edition’ of ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ on iTunes and shared an accompanying film for the original album. She also revealed her top five Charli XCX tracks, too, including the “ultimate party song” and a cut that makes her feel “very sentimental”.
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