The Whatever’s Clever! World Tour is an ongoing concert tour by American singer-songwriter Charlie Puth, in support of his fourth studio album Whatever's Clever! (2026). It began on April 22, 2026, in San Diego, and is scheduled to end on November 1, 2026, in Shanghai. It is Puth's first tour to feature concerts held in arenas and stadiums.
Background
In January 2026, Puth revealed plans for the Whatever's Clever! World Tour to promote his upcoming album of the same name, which was released that March. The tour's presales began on January 14, with general ticket sales opening on January 16. The announcement revealed 50 scheduled shows in North America and Europe, which included both solo headlining concerts and summer festival appearances. Daniel Seavey, Lawrence, and Ally Salort were announced as the tour's supporting acts for select dates.
On April 14, an Oceania leg was announced, however, the Australian and New Zealand dates were abruptly cancelled on September 19.
Set list This set list is representative of the show held in San Diego on April 22, 2026. It is not representative of every show on the tour.
"Beat Yourself Up" "How Long" "Washed Up" "LA Girls" "Empty Cups" "Home" "Cry" "Patient" "Sideways" "We Don't Talk Anymore" "BOY" "Reply to This" "Attention" "Cheating on You" "Suffer" "Love In Exile" "One Call Away" "See You Again" "Changes"
Tour dates + List of 2026 concerts Date (2026) City Country Venue Supporting act(s)April 22 San Diego United States Viejas ArenaDaniel SeaveyAlly SalortApril 24 Phoenix Arizona Financial TheatreApril 25 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara BowlApril 28 Anaheim Honda CenterApril 29 Inglewood Kia ForumMay 1 San Francisco Bill Graham Civic AuditoriumMay 3 Seattle WaMu TheaterMay 5 Vancouver Canada Thunderbird Sports CentreMay 7 Portland United States Veterans Memorial ColiseumMay 9 West Valley City Maverik CenterMay 10 Denver Bellco TheatreMay 13 Kansas City Starlight TheatreMay 15 Rosemont Rosemont TheatreMay 16 Minneapolis Minneapolis ArmoryMay 19 Detroit Fox TheatreMay 20 Hamilton Canada TD ColiseumMay 22 Boston United States MGM Music Hall at FenwayMay 23 Uncasville Mohegan Sun ArenaMay 26 Fairfax EagleBank ArenaMay 29 New York City Madison Square GardenMay 30 Atlantic City Hard Rock Live Ally SalortJune 1 Charlotte Spectrum CenterJune 3 Atlanta Synovus Bank AmphitheaterJune 5 Hollywood Hard Rock LiveJune 6 Orlando Addition Financial ArenaJune 9 Nashville Ascend AmphitheaterJune 11 Austin Moody CenterJune 12IrvingThe Pavilion at Toyota Music FactoryJune 13 Houston 713 Music Hall Ally SalortLawrenceJune 27 Odense Denmark Tusindårsskoven June 30 Stockholm Sweden Gröna Lund rowspan="2" July 1 Helsinki Finland Allas LiveJuly 3 Stavern Norway Larvik Golf Arena July 5 Hamburg Germany Stadtpark Open Air rowspan="2" July 6 Frankfurt myticket JahrhunderthalleJuly 8 Barcelona Spain Poble Espanyol rowspan="2" July 9 Madrid Iberdrola MusicJuly 13 Paris France Olympia rowspan="23" July 15 London England Eventim ApolloJuly 18 Birmingham O2 Academy BirminghamJuly 19 Dublin Ireland Iveagh GardensJuly 21 Edinburgh Scotland Usher HallJuly 22 Manchester England Manchester AcademyJuly 24 Pompei Italy Amphitheatre of PompeiiJuly 25 Cernobbio Villa ErbaJuly 27 Budapest Hungary Budapest ParkJuly 28 Prague Czech Republic July 30 Warsaw Poland Progresja Summer Stage September 13 Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam Creative Park October 11 Goyang South Korea Goyang Stadium October 14 Pasay Philippines SM Mall of Asia Arena October 16 Yokohama Japan Pia Arena MM October 20 Taipei Taiwan Taipei Arena October 21 Hong Kong Hong Kong Kai Tak Stadium October 23 Guangzhou China Greater Bay Sports Center Stadium October 25 Hangzhou Huanglong Sports Center Stadium October 28 Wuhan Wuhan Sports Center Stadium October 31 Shanghai Hongkou Football Stadium November 1
Cancelled shows + List of cancelled shows Date (2026) City Country Venue ReasonNovember 5 Auckland New Zealand Spark ArenaNo reason indicatedNovember 7 Melbourne Australia Rod Laver ArenaNovember 10 Sydney Afterpay ArenaNovember 13 Brisbane Brisbane Entertainment CentreNovember 15 Adelaide Adelaide Entertainment CentreNovember 17 Perth RAC Arena
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