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Charli XCX announces 2027 UK and European ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ tour

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Charli XCX announces 2027 UK and European ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ tour

Charli XCX has announced a UK and European arena tour for 2027.

Find all the details below.

READ MORE: Charli XCX live at Reading 2026: a stylish, cinematic, but sometimes underwhelming performance The pop star will hit the road on these shores early next year, showcasing her latest studio album, ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ , which was released in July.

She’ll kick off the trek with a show at Dublin’s 3Arena on February 13.

From there, Charli is set to make stops at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro (February 15), Manchester’s Co-op Live (17) and London’s O2 (19).

Two European concerts are then scheduled for Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome on February 22, and Paris’ Accor Arena on February 24.

Audrey Hobert is joining Charli at all dates as a special guest opener.

Tickets go on general sale at 9am BST next Friday (September 18) – you’ll be able to buy yours here .

Alternatively, fans can access a pre-sale at 11am BST on Wednesday (September 16) by signing up here .

Those who pre-ordered ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ from Charli’s official store during the qualifying window will get first access to pre-sale tickets, and will be emailed more information shortly.

Charli XCX’s UK and European tour dates for 2027 are: FEBRUARY 13 – 3Arena, Dublin 15 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow 17 – Co-op Live, Manchester 19 – The O2, London 22 – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam 24 – Accor Arena, Paris View this post on Instagram Sharing the news on social media, Charli wrote: “[I’m] ready to bring you this show that I love so much xx.” The newly confirmed UK and European dates will follow the North American leg of the ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ tour , which kicks off in Philadelphia tonight (Friday September 11).

Last month saw Charli headline Reading & Leeds 2026 off the back of the album.

In a four-star review , NME described her Reading slot as “a stylish, cinematic, but sometimes underwhelming performance”.

It reasoned that the early set time was “unfortunate” for the singer, who “thrives in the dark”.

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