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Tickets for Charlie Puth’s upcoming “Anything is smart!” world tour are now available to the general public, giving fans another chance to secure their seats on one of the most sought-after pop tours of 2026.
The tour, which includes nearly 50 dates in North America, Europe and the UK, kicks off on April 22nd in San Diego and runs through July 30th, ending in Warsaw, Poland.
In the US and Canada, Puth plans to make stops in cities including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, Chicago, Boston, Nashville, Austin and New York, where he will perform at Madison Square Garden.
The North American dates will feature opening support from Daniel Seavey and Lawrence on select shows, with Ally Salort appearing throughout.
The European and UK leg starts at the end of June with stops in Stockholm, Paris, London, Manchester, Dublin and several summer festivals.
Where to buy Charlie Puth ‘Whatever’s Clever!’ world tour tickets
Tickets officially went on sale today at 10am local time. Fans who missed the presale can still find seats Ticketmasteralthough availability may vary by city.
Tickets are also available on verified sales platforms such as Living seats.
Prices vary by city and demand, but the Vivid Seats Buyer’s Guarantee provides protection against counterfeit or invalid tickets, making it one of the safer options for fans buying after the first sale.
discounts: First Living seats customers can use the code ADVANCE30 for $30 off ticket orders over $200.
Limited tickets may also be available via SeatGeek and StubHub.
More about Charlie Puth
“Anything is smart!” world tour supporting Puth’s upcoming fourth studio album of the same name, released this spring. The launch includes the previously released lead single “Changes” and the newly announced follow-up track “Beat Yourself Up”.
Puth is also scheduled to perform the national anthem at Super Bowl LX in February.
A multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated recording artist, Puth is known for his global hits including “Attention,” “We’re Not Talking Anymore,” “See You Again” and “Light Switch.”
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