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Published 13:59 12 Sept 2026 BST

Dublin is officially on Charli XCX's 2027 touring schedule, with the singer set to bring her latest era to the 3Arena next February.
Her Irish show will take place on 13 February, kicking off the UK and European section of the Music, Fashion, Film tour.
Glasgow's OVO Hydro is next on 15 February, followed by Manchester on 17 February and London on 19 February. The European run will then continue with dates in Amsterdam on 22 February and Paris on 24 February.
Audrey Hobert has been confirmed as the support act for the entire tour.
Tickets have not gone on general sale yet, but fans can register online for the presale until 15 September.
The presale will open on 16 September and remain available through 17 September, before the remaining tickets are released to the public on 18 September.
Charli revealed the European dates on social media, sharing the official tour artwork and celebrating finally being able to announce the shows. She also encouraged fans to sign up ahead of the presale.
The tour follows the release of Music, Fashion, Film, her eighth album, which came out in July. As its title suggests, the record is built around three central themes, while its striking cover features appearances from John Cale, Marc Jacobs and Martin Scorsese.
The album has already reached number one in three countries, topping the charts in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
Irish fans will have a while to wait before the tour reaches Dublin, as Charli is heading across North America first. The US and Canadian dates will take place ahead of the UK and European leg.
It is a busy stretch for Irish arena bookings, with 2027 dates already going on sale here, and speculation continuing after the mysterious artwork that appeared around Dublin.
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