Charli XCX adds extra London date to 2027 ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ UK tour

Charli XCX has added an extra London date to her ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ tour in 2027.

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The ‘Brat’ singer will be playing an extra night at the capital’s O2 Arena on February 20, the day after the previously confirmed performance at the venue. This extends the UK and European tour to seven dates in total, with Dublin’s 3Arena, Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, Manchester’s Co-op Live, Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome and Paris’ Accor Arena included in the run. She will be supported by singer-songwriter Audrey Hobert.

Charli XCX, real name Charlotte Emma Aitchison, was the subject of criticism after fans noted the small number of dates for her latest tour. She responded on Instagram, writing: “I know there’s a lot of frustration in the comments about the fact that I am not doing lots of dates. I am really sorry if you feel disappointed but I have to honour my truth as an artist: touring is really emotionally and physically hard for me.”

EXTRA DATE ADDED >>> Due to phenomenal demand, @charli_xcx has added an extra date at The O2 to the Music, Fashion, Film Tour on Saturday 20 February 2027.

Tickets on sale tomorrow at 10am🎟️ ⬇️https://t.co/W3v17u1DMF pic.twitter.com/JJlAEjNLhf

— The O2 (@TheO2) September 17, 2026

“I am not looking for sympathy and I have a huge amount of respect for artists who can handle it at an intense, lengthy and high-octane level, but I am just not one of those human beings and I never have been,” she added. Tickets for the tour are available from today and can be found here.

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Charli XCX’s UK and European tour dates for 2027 are:

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13 – 3Arena, Dublin
15 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
17 – Co-op Live, Manchester
19-20 – The O2, London
22 – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam
24 – Accor Arena, Paris

The artist released her eighth studio album, ‘Music, Fashion, Film’, in July of this year, as the highly anticipated follow-up to ‘Brat’. NME’s four-star review described it as “a snapshot of stardom from a true modern artist”, adding: “its celebration of art – and its capacity to let you transcend your bounds for something new – feels urgent and timeless.”