Charli XCX Launches 2026 Tour With $20 "Angel Tickets" and Festival Dates

Charli XCX is hitting the road in 2026. The pop star has unveiled plans for the Music, Fashion, Film Tour, which will support her upcoming album also titled Music, Fashion, Film, arriving July 24.

Fans eager to secure tickets can participate in a pre-sale beginning Friday, June 12 at 9am local time via a registration process. General ticket sales launch the same day at 1pm local time.

The tour comes with an innovative ticket option: "Angel Tickets" priced at just $20 apiece. These discounted seats will roll out in August, with full details arriving at a later date. The catch is that Angel Tickets must be purchased in pairs, with a maximum of two per order. Buyers won't know their exact seating until they arrive at the venue on show day to pick up their tickets at the box office. Potential seat locations span the general admission floor, lower-level sections, upper-level sections, or limited-view areas. The $20 price excludes taxes and fees, and these tickets cannot be transferred.

Each venue will also offer a limited selection of charity tickets in the first five rows, with half the proceeds going to Transgender Law Center to support the organization's work ensuring transgender people can live freely and authentically.

The tour spans major markets and festival appearances throughout the latter half of 2026, including stops in Chicago, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston, Toronto, Washington DC, Atlanta, San Diego, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and beyond. The schedule also incorporates appearances at Reading Festival and Leeds Festival in the UK, as well as Austin City Limits Music Festival.

Tour dates include:

July 31 – Chicago, IL (Lollapalooza) August 7 – San Francisco, CA (Outside Lands) August 28 – Reading, UK (Reading Festival) August 29 – Leeds, UK (Leeds Festival) September 11 – Philadelphia, PA (Xfinity Mobile Arena) September 14-15 – Brooklyn, NY (Barclays Center) September 21 – Toronto, ON (Scotiabank Arena) September 24 – Boston, MA (TD Garden) September 28 – Washington, DC (Capital One Arena) October 2 – Austin, TX (Austin City Limits Music Festival) October 6 – Atlanta, GA (State Farm Arena) October 9 – Austin, TX (Austin City Limits Music Festival) October 14 – San Diego, CA (Viejas Arena) October 17-18 – Los Angeles, CA (The Kia Forum) October 21 – Glendale, AZ (Desert Diamond Arena) October 23 – Las Vegas, NV (MGM Grand Garden Arena)