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

Charli XCX has announced a six-date UK and European arena tour for 2027, taking her latest album, ‘Music, Fashion, Film’, into some of the biggest indoor venues on the continent.

The run begins at Dublin’s 3Arena on Saturday 13 February before visiting Glasgow, Manchester and London. Two mainland European dates follow at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome and Paris’ Accor Arena.

Audrey Hobert will open every date on the UK and European run. The American singer-songwriter has emerged through songs including ‘Sue Me’ and ‘Bowling Alley’, and will join Charli for all six arena performances. The complete run and Hobert’s support slot were confirmed alongside the European announcement.

The artist presale began at 9am on Wednesday 16 September, following registration through Charli XCX’s official website.

Tickets go on general sale at 9am local time on Friday 18 September through the official ticketing outlet for each venue. Availability and prices will vary between cities, with fans advised to avoid unofficial resale websites.

‘Music, Fashion, Film’

Released on 24 July 2026, ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ is Charli’s eighth studio album and her first full-length record since ‘Brat’ transformed her from an established alternative-pop star into one of the defining artists of her generation.Its eleven tracks move away from the stripped-back club music that defined the ‘Brat’ era, introducing a louder, more rock-influenced sound without completely abandoning the electronic instincts underneath it. Songs including ‘Rock Music’, ‘SS26’, ‘Wink Wink’ and ‘No One Lasts Forever’ present an artist interested in what comes after a cultural phenomenon rather than trying to recreate it.The newly announced dates follow the North American leg of the ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ tour, which began at Philadelphia’s Xfinity Mobile Arena on 11 September and continues through October. The European extension remains deliberately brief, with only six dates currently scheduled. 

They also arrive only weeks after Charli headlined Reading & Leeds for the first time. That performance brought the ‘Brat’ era together with the music she had already made since, before ‘No One Lasts Forever’ provided an unexpectedly severe ending to one of the weekend’s biggest shows. You can read our full review of Charli XCX at Reading Festival 2026 here