Charli XCX Opens $25 Angel Tickets for North American Tour, Registration Closes Aug 12
Charli XCX has opened registration for limited low-price "Angel Tickets" tied to her Music, Fashion, Film North American tour. The tickets carry a $20 face value plus a $5 fee (taxes not included), for a total of $25. The program was first teased when the U.S. tour was announced in June, and registration is open now through 11:59 PM local time on August 12 — with U.S. and Toronto dates registering separately. The tour opens September 11 at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia.
How Angel Tickets registration works
- Price: $20 + $5 fee (applicable taxes not included)
- Restrictions: non-transferable, sold only in pairs (two tickets per registration)
- Registration deadline: 11:59 PM local time, August 12 (U.S. and Toronto register separately)
- Winners notified: Friday, August 14
- Ticket pickup: in person at each venue's box office on August 17
Seats are randomly assigned by the system and may include obstructed-view locations, lower or upper bowl seating, or GA floor spots. Regular tickets remain on sale through standard venue channels.
Tour dates so far
The tour opens September 11 at Philadelphia's Xfinity Mobile Arena, followed by two nights at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Other September stops include Toronto, Boston, and Washington, D.C.
In October the tour moves to Austin, Atlanta, and Las Vegas, among other cities, with two nights at The Kia Forum in Los Angeles. The full schedule is posted on the official ticketing page by the promoter.
What's happening before the tour
Ahead of the North American run, Charli XCX will headline Reading & Leeds for the first time this month. NME gave Music, Fashion, Film four stars, describing the album as fragmented and shaped by an imagined hyper-contemporary audience, but still urgent in its celebration of art.
Last weekend at Outside Lands in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, she made a surprise appearance during The Strokes' closing set, joining them for "Take It Or Leave It." Frontman Julian Casablancas previously appeared on the reworked "Mean Girls" from the 2024 remix album Brat And It's Completely Different But Also Still Brat. She also appeared via a voice memo during Djo's performance of "Charlie's Garden," replacing the spoken-word segment originally recorded by Charlie Heaton.
Charli XCX previously recorded a live session at Maida Vale, played her first solo headline set of the Music, Fashion, Film era at Lollapalooza, and performed "Girl, So Confusing" with Lorde at the same festival. She has also released a "B-sides Edition" of the album on iTunes and unveiled a companion visual project of the same name.