Singer Charlie Puth has confirmed plans for a global tour titled the Whatever’s Clever! World Tour. The project is in support of his fourth studio album, Whatever’s Clever!, scheduled for release on 6 March 2026. The tour covers North America and Europe, with almost 50 shows planned across both regions.
Charlie Puth Maps Out International Tour Dates
The tour is scheduled to begin on 22 April 2026 at Viejas Arena in San Diego. It will move through cities across the United States and Canada before heading to Europe. Confirmed stops include Nashville, Austin, New York, Boston, Seattle, Vancouver, Paris, London, Manchester, Dublin, Budapest, and Prague. Several venues are booked as standalone headline shows, alongside selected festival appearances. The final date is set for 30 July at Progresja Summer Stage in Warsaw.
The announcement was made through a short video shared online, featuring Overcompensating stars Benito Skinner and Mary Beth Barone. In the clip, Barone opens the mock call by saying,
“Guess what, I’m working the Charlie concert.” Skinner responds, “Oh, xcx?… So you mean to tell me that Ms. Puth is going on tour and he asked you to work it?” Puth then appears on screen and says, “That’s actually exactly what I said.”
New Album And Support Acts Confirmed
Support for the North American leg includes Daniel Seavey and pop-soul group Lawrence on select shows. New Jersey singer-songwriter Ally Salort supports across all North American performances.
The tour coincides with an active release period for Puth. The album’s lead single, “Changes”, was released in October 2025. A second single, “Beat Yourself Up”, is scheduled for release on 16 January. The tour will begin shortly after Puth performs the United States National Anthem at Super Bowl LX on 8 February.
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