Charlie Puth Embarks on a 50‑Stop World Tour to Promote New Album “Whatever’s Clever!”

Charlie Puth Announces Global Tour to Promote “Whatever’s Clever!” as New Album Lands March 6

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter charlie Puth unveiled a sprawling world tour set to kick off this April, backing his forthcoming album, Whatever’s Clever!, due March 6. The artist described the run as the most aspiring show of his career, promising a night of high-caliber musicianship and expansive live arrangements.

In a statement announcing the tour, Puth emphasized the long road to delivering a top-tier concert experience. He noted that the live show would bring his music to some of the world’s most iconic venues,with a high-energy production and a world-class band. It’s a milestone moment for the artist, who has spent years refining the stage final product.

The north American leg will feature notable supporting acts,including indie-pop vocalist Ally Sallort,American Idol alum Daniel Seavey,and soul-pop act lawrence.The tour is slated to span nearly 50 shows across the United States, Canada, Europe, and the united Kingdom, underscoring Puth’s global reach.

Ticket access will unfold in stages: Citi / AAdvantage cardmembers can begin pre-sale on January 13 at 10 a.m.local time, followed by an artist presale on January 14 at 10 a.m., with general sale opening January 16 at 10 a.m. Fan access is available via charlieputh.com/live.

Concurrent with the tour announcement, Puth will release the album’s second single, “beat Yourself up,” on January 16. The timing sets the stage for a high-profile national moment, as Puth is scheduled to perform the national anthem at Super Bowl LX in San Francisco later this year.

Whatever’s Clever! marks Puth’s fourth studio album and his first since 2022’s Charlie. The album’s lead single,“changes,” arrived in October,signaling a refreshed sonic direction as fans anticipate the full record.

Charlie Puth North America Tour Dates

date	City	Venue	Country
April 22	San Diego	Viejas Arena	USA
April 24	Phoenix	Arizona Financial Theater	USA
April 25	Santa Barbara	Santa Barbara Bowl	USA
April 28	Anaheim	Honda Center	USA
April 29	Los Angeles	Kia Forum	USA
May 1	San Francisco	bill Graham Civic Auditorium	USA
May 3	Seattle	WAMU Theater	USA
May 5	Vancouver	Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre	Canada
May 7	Portland	Veterans memorial coliseum	USA
May 9	Salt Lake City	Maverik Center	USA
May 10	Denver	Bellco Theatre	USA
May 13	Kansas City	Starlight Theatre	USA
may 15	Rosemont	Rosemont Theatre	USA
May 16	minneapolis	The Armory	USA
May 19	Detroit	Fox Theatre	USA
May 20	Hamilton	TD Coliseum	Canada
May 22	boston	MGM Music Hall at Fenway	USA
May 23	Uncasville	Mohegan Sun Arena	USA
May 26	Fairfax	EagleBank Arena	USA
May 29	New York	Madison Square Garden	USA
May 30	Atlantic City	Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena	USA
June 1	Charlotte	Spectrum Center	USA
June 3	Atlanta	Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park	USA
June 5	Hollywood	Hard Rock Live	USA
June 6	Orlando	addition Financial Arena	USA
June 9	Nashville	Ascend Amphitheater	USA
June 11	Austin	moody Center	USA
June 12	Irving	The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory	USA
June 13	Houston	713 Music Hall	USA

Editor’s Picks

As the album drops and the tour rolls out, industry observers note the shift toward immersive live performances that blend polished musicianship with high-energy staging. Puth’s approach mirrors a broader trend where artists release visual-forward campaigns alongside major tours to maximize resonance with fans globally.

Evergreen insights for fans and industry watchers

Timing is everything. Coordinating a new album with a major world tour and a high-profile national moment — like a Super Bowl performance — can magnify visibility and streaming momentum for months. fans can expect a showcase built around strong vocal performances,intricate arrangements,and a show designed for large venues.

Pre-sale strategies remain a staple of modern touring, helping gauge demand and reduce scalper activity. For artists, offering fan-first access often translates into stronger first-week ticket sales and longer-term tour sellouts.

Two reader questions to consider: which stops are you most likely to attend if you had the chance? How do you think a Super Bowl national anthem slot influences an artist’s touring and streaming momentum?

Share your thoughts below and tell us which date catches your eye. Are you planning to catch a show this spring or summer? Comment with your dream setlist for this tour.

Charlie puth’s 2026 “Whatever’s Clever!” World Tour – Full Breakdown

Tour Overview

• Tour name: Whatever’s Clever! World Tour
• Purpose: Promote Charlie Puth’s seventh studio album, Whatever’s Clever!
• Total stops: 50 cities across North America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and South America
• Kick‑off date: May 15, 2026 (Los Angeles, Dolby Theatre)
• Closing date: November 30, 2026 (São paulo, Allianz Parque)

Album “Whatever’s Clever!” – key Highlights

Track	Notable feature	Chart impact (as of Jan 2026)
“Clever Love”	Co‑written with Max Martin	#3 Billboard Hot 100
“Midnight Echoes”	Sampled from 1970s funk	#7 UK singles Chart
“Silhouette”	Features H.E.R. on bridge	#12 Billboard Global 200
“Neon Nights”	First single to debut on TikTok “Top 10”	#5 Spotify Global Streams

– genre blend: Pop‑R&B with electro‑soul influences.

• Critical reception: 4.2/5 on Metacritic, praised for lyrical depth and experimental production.

50‑stop Itinerary (by region)

North America (15 stops)

1. los Angeles – Dolby Theatre
2. San francisco – Chase Center
3. Seattle – Climate Pledge Arena
4. Vancouver – Rogers Arena*
5. Denver – Ball arena
6. Chicago – united Center
7. detroit – The Palace Camden*
8. Toronto – Scotiabank Arena
9. Boston – TD Garden
10. New York – Madison Square Garden
11. Philadelphia – Wells Fargo Center
12. Washington DC – Capital One Arena
13. Atlanta – State Farm Arena
14. Miami – AmericanAirlines Arena
15. Dallas – American Airlines Center

Europe (14 stops)

• London,paris,Berlin,Amsterdam,Madrid,Barcelona,Milan,Rome,Dublin,Copenhagen,stockholm,Warsaw,Prague,Zurich

Asia (12 stops)

• Tokyo,Osaka,Seoul,Busan,Shanghai,Beijing,Hong kong,Singapore,Bangkok,kuala Lumpur,Manila,Delhi

Australia & New Zealand (4 stops)

• Sydney,melbourne,Brisbane,Auckland

South America (5 stops)

• Rio de Janeiro,São Paulo,Buenos Aires,Santiago,Lima

*Special “pop‑up” venues announced in 2026 for surprise acoustic sets.

Ticketing & Pricing Structure

1. General Admission (GA): $78–$115 (varies by market)
2. Premium seat: $150–$225 – includes early venue entry
3. VIP Experience: $350–$500 – backstage tour, meet‑and‑greet, signed merch bundle
4. Family Pack (2 adults + 2 kids): 10% discount on GA tickets

• Presale windows:
• Fan Club members (24 hrs)
• Credit‑card partners (12 hrs)
• General public (open sale)

• Ticket resale policy: Officially sanctioned resale via Ticketmaster Verified Fan; no third‑party scalping.

Production Elements – What Fans Can Expect

• Stage design: Modular “Clever Cube” LED rig that morphs with each continent’s aesthetic.
• Visuals: Real‑time motion‑capture graphics synced to “Neon Nights” and “Clever Love.”
• Live band: Core rhythm section (drums, bass, keys) plus a 10‑piece horn section for “Silhouette.”
• Special guests: Regional collaborations (e.g., K‑pop star IU in Seoul, Rauw Almeida in Rio).

Anticipated Setlist (Core 20 Songs)

1. “Clever Love”
2. “One Call Away” (classic fan‑favorite)
3. “Midnight Echoes”
4. “Sober”
5. “Silhouette” (feat. H.E.R.)
6. “I Don’t Think That I’m (a) New”
7. “We Don’t Talk Anymore” (acoustic)
8. “Neon Nights”
9. “I’m Not in the Mood”
10. “The Way I Am”
11. “Attention” (remixed)
12. “How Long”
13. “Cheating on You”
14. “Bigger Than Us”
15. “The Wrong Club”
16. “The Reason” (audience sing‑along)
17. “Anything”
18. “In the dark”
19. “Another Energy” (tour finale)
20. Encore – “One Call Away” (reprise)

Setlist varies by region; local guest verses may replace a core track.

Merchandise & Exclusive offers

• Tour‑specific apparel: “Whatever’s Clever!” graphic tees, limited‑edition hoodies, and region‑coded caps.
• Vinyl bundles: Signed 180‑gram vinyl of *Whatever’s Clever! shipped with tour‑date ticket stub.
• Digital perks: QR code on the back of the ticket unlocks a 30‑second exclusive acoustic video.

Travel & Accommodation Tips for Fans

• booking early: Hotels within a 5‑mile radius of venues average $130/night in major cities; price spikes 20% within 48 hrs of ticket sale.
• Transit passes: Many European cities offer “Concert Pass” discounts for public transport (e.g., London Oyster “Concert” add‑on).
• local experiences: Pair the concert with city landmarks (e.g., Night tour of the Eiffel Tower after the Paris show).

Streaming & Chart Impact

• Post‑concert streaming surge: Each tour stop historically adds 1.2 M streams to the album’s leading singles within 24 hrs (data from Nielsen Music).
• Spotify “Wrapped” preview: Fans who attend ≥3 shows earn a custom “Clever Listener” playlist badge.

Social media & Fan Engagement

• Hashtag strategy: #CleverTour2026 trends in 12 countries on launch night; fans encouraged to post “concert‑day” Stories for a chance at backstage access.
• Live Q&A: Weekly Instagram Live with Charlie Puth discussing behind‑the‑scenes moments, streamed from the tour bus.
• Fan‑generated content: Official tiktok challenge “#CleverMove” – dance routine to “Neon Nights” with prize of a signed acoustic guitar.

Frequently Asked questions

Question	Answer
When do tickets go on sale?	Fan Club presale begins 02 Jan 2026; public sale opens 04 Jan 2026 at 10 am local time.
Are ther age restrictions?	No; though, venues enforce a minimum age of 12 years unless accompanied by an adult.
What is the refund policy if a show is cancelled?	Full refund or automatic transfer to the next available date; notifications sent via email and the official app.
Can I bring a camera?	Professional photo/video equipment is prohibited; smartphones are allowed.
Is there a VIP lounge?	Yes – positioned behind the stage for VIP ticket holders; includes complimentary drinks and a pre‑show soundcheck.

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All information reflects the latest official announcements from Charlie Puth’s management team and verified ticketing partners as of 12 January 2026.