Charlie Puth has no concerts announced in Australia or New Zealand for 2027. As of 9 October 2026 there is no tour on sale in the region, and the six arena shows he had planned for November 2026 on the Whatever's Clever! World Tour were cancelled on 19 September 2026, less than two months before the first date.
Those dates would have taken him to Spark Arena in Auckland on 5 November, Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on 7 November, Sydney's Olympic Park arena on 10 November, the Brisbane Entertainment Centre on 13 November, the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on 15 November and RAC Arena in Perth on 17 November 2026. No reason was given publicly, and ticket holders were told they would be refunded automatically.
His most recent concerts here therefore remain those of The 'Charlie' Live Experience in October and November 2023, in Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland. This page explains what is and is not known after the cancellation, and gives a full account of those shows.
There is no official information about Charlie Puth concerts in Australia or New Zealand in 2027. The Whatever's Clever! World Tour, named after his fourth album released in March 2026, began in San Diego on 22 April 2026 and has played North America, Europe and Asia, with its final scheduled date in Shanghai on 1 November 2026.
The Oceania leg was announced in April 2026, with an artist presale from 20 April and a general sale from 23 April. It was to start in Auckland on Thursday 5 November and finish in Perth on Tuesday 17 November, adding Adelaide and Perth to the cities he had played in 2023. On 19 September 2026 all six shows were cancelled. According to press reports, an email to ticket holders said the concerts would no longer go ahead and that tickets would be refunded to the original payment method.
No replacement dates have been announced, and it is not known whether the shows will be rescheduled in 2027. Nothing about the cancellation, including whether the dates will return, has been explained publicly as of 9 October 2026, so any website listing 'rescheduled' Charlie Puth dates for Australia or New Zealand should be treated with caution.
If you held tickets for the November 2026 shows, the refund was meant to be automatic; contact the original seller if it has not arrived. Sign up for the alert on this page to be told if new dates are confirmed.
The setlist archive records five Charlie Puth concerts in Australia and New Zealand, all on The 'Charlie' Live Experience, the tour for his third album, Charlie (2022). The Oceania run began outdoors at the Riverstage in Brisbane's City Botanic Gardens on Friday 27 October 2023.
The run came about a year after the release of Charlie, so the sets leaned on its songs, including 'Light Switch', 'Left and Right', 'Charlie Be Quiet!', 'Loser' and 'That's Hilarious', alongside the hits of his first two albums. Five shows in nine days covered three Australian cities and Auckland, with no date in Perth or Adelaide.
Melbourne followed with two nights at Margaret Court Arena in the Melbourne Park precinct, on Sunday 29 and Monday 30 October 2023. The first Melbourne show was the longest of the run at 18 songs, because it added a cover of 'I'll Be There for You', the theme from Friends, just before 'See You Again'.
In Sydney he played the Aware Super Theatre at the International Convention Centre in Darling Harbour on Wednesday 1 November 2023. The Australian leg was therefore a mix of venue types: an outdoor amphitheatre in Brisbane, a mid-sized arena in Melbourne and a large theatre in Sydney.
The tour then crossed the Tasman for Spark Arena in Auckland on Saturday 4 November 2023, his most recent concert in New Zealand. Like Sydney, Auckland's setlist included 'That's Hilarious' in place of 'Smells Like Me', which had been played in Brisbane and Melbourne.
The cancelled 2026 dates would have been his first in Perth and Adelaide according to the available data, and a step up to full arenas in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. As things stand, the 2023 shows are his latest in the region, and Brisbane's Riverstage, Margaret Court Arena, the Aware Super Theatre and Spark Arena are the venues where Australian and New Zealand fans have most recently seen him.
The table below lists 5 documented Australia/NZ concerts by Charlie Puth between 2023 and 2023, with the most shows in Melbourne (2), Auckland (1), Sydney (1), Brisbane (1). It is not exhaustive: it only includes documented shows.
| Date | City | Venue | Tour / event |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 November 2023 | Auckland | Spark Arena | The "Charlie" Live Experience |
| 1 November 2023 | Sydney | Aware Super Theatre | The "Charlie" Live Experience |
| 30 October 2023 | Melbourne | Margaret Court Arena | The "Charlie" Live Experience |
| 29 October 2023 | Melbourne | Margaret Court Arena | The "Charlie" Live Experience |
| 27 October 2023 | Brisbane | Riverstage | The "Charlie" Live Experience |
Concert data: setlist.fm
Across the 5 most recent documented Australia/NZ concerts with a full song list (27 October 2023 to 4 November 2023), these are the songs that came up most often. Titles only — set lists change from night to night.
Charles Otto Puth Jr. was born on 2 December 1991 in Rumson, New Jersey. He studied piano from the age of four and jazz from ten, and first attracted attention with song covers on YouTube before signing with the eleveneleven label in 2011. He later signed with Atlantic Records and Artist Partner Group.
His debut single, 'Marvin Gaye' with Meghan Trainor, came out in 2015, the same year he co-wrote, produced and sang on Wiz Khalifa's 'See You Again', which spent 12 weeks at No. 1 in the United States and earned him Golden Globe and Grammy nominations. His first album, Nine Track Mind (2016), reached No. 8 in Australia and included 'We Don't Talk Anymore' with Selena Gomez.
Voicenotes (2018), with 'Attention' and 'How Long', peaked at No. 7 in Australia and was nominated for the Grammy for Best Engineered Album. Charlie (2022), with 'Light Switch' and 'Left and Right' featuring Jungkook, reached No. 5 in Australia, his highest position there.
Puth has also had success writing and producing for others, notably co-writing and producing 'Stay' by the Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber, the Australian rapper's 2021 global hit. His fourth album, Whatever's Clever!, was released in March 2026 and peaked at No. 33 in Australia.
| Album | Year | AUS chart peak |
|---|---|---|
| Nine Track Mind | 2016 | AUS 8 |
| Voicenotes | 2018 | AUS 7 |
| Charlie | 2022 | AUS 5 |
| Whatever's Clever! | 2026 | AUS 33 |
The Oceania leg of the Whatever's Clever! World Tour was announced in April 2026 as six arena shows: Auckland, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth, between 5 and 17 November. Puth described it as the live show he had worked towards for his whole career, with reworked arrangements of hits such as 'Attention' and 'We Don't Talk Anymore'.
On 19 September 2026 all six dates were cancelled without a public explanation. The rest of the world tour was not affected, and its last scheduled show is in Shanghai on 1 November 2026, just before the Oceania leg would have begun.
For fans, the practical result is simple: there are no Charlie Puth tickets valid for Australia or New Zealand, and refunds were to be issued automatically.
Melbourne is the only city where Charlie Puth has played two nights, at Margaret Court Arena on 29 and 30 October 2023. The arena, the second show court of the Australian Open, is smaller than its neighbour Rod Laver Arena and has a retractable roof.
The cancelled 2026 show was booked for Rod Laver Arena on Saturday 7 November, a sign of how his Melbourne audience had grown. No Melbourne date has been announced since the cancellation.
Sydney saw Puth at the Aware Super Theatre, the main theatre of the International Convention Centre at Darling Harbour, on 1 November 2023. For 2026 he was booked into Sydney's arena at Sydney Olympic Park, a much larger room.
Brisbane's 2023 show was under the open sky at the Riverstage on the edge of the City Botanic Gardens, the first date of the Oceania run. The 2026 Brisbane show would have moved indoors to the Brisbane Entertainment Centre at Boondall.
New Zealand's most recent Charlie Puth concert was at Spark Arena in Auckland on 4 November 2023, the last date of that Oceania run. Spark Arena was also chosen to open the 2026 leg on 5 November, before that date was cancelled with the rest.
No other New Zealand city appears in the available concert data, and no New Zealand date is announced for 2027.
Whatever's Clever!, released in March 2026, is Charlie Puth's fourth studio album and his first since Charlie in 2022. The world tour named after it opened in San Diego on 22 April 2026, a few weeks after the release, with Daniel Seavey, Lawrence and Ally Salort among the acts supporting on selected dates.
In Australia the album peaked at No. 33, well below the top-ten positions of his first three albums. Even so, the planned Oceania leg was his most ambitious yet in the region, with six arenas across five Australian cities and Auckland.
The cancellation means the album has not yet been performed live in Australia or New Zealand. Songs from it would be expected in any future show here, but no setlist for the region can be confirmed until new dates exist.
After a cancellation without explanation, the next official step would normally come from the artist or the tour's promoter, either with rescheduled dates or with a fresh announcement for a later tour. As of 9 October 2026 neither has happened.
Until then, treat any listing of 2027 Charlie Puth dates in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth or Auckland as unconfirmed, and do not pay for 'presale codes'. The alert on this page is the simplest way to hear about a genuine announcement.
The 'Charlie' Live Experience shows in Australia and New Zealand ran to 17 or 18 songs. They opened with 'Charlie Be Quiet!', 'No More Drama' and 'Attention', included 'Stay', the song he co-wrote and produced for the Kid Laroi and Justin Bieber, and moved through 'Left and Right', 'Light Switch' and 'Dangerously' to a medley of 'We Don't Talk Anymore', 'Dreaming of You' and 'I Don't Wanna Know'.
The second half featured 'I Don't Think That I Like Her', 'Cheating on You', 'Loser', 'Done for Me' and 'How Long', and every night ended with 'One Call Away' and 'See You Again'. The setlist was almost identical across the five shows, with 'Smells Like Me' in Brisbane and Melbourne swapped for 'That's Hilarious' in Sydney and Auckland.
Puth is known for building songs live from keyboards and loops on stage, and the 2026 tour was billed with new arrangements of his hits. No setlist from an Australian or New Zealand show of the Whatever's Clever! tour exists, because none took place.
There are no Charlie Puth tickets on sale for Australia or New Zealand in 2027. The November 2026 shows were cancelled on 19 September 2026, and any ticket for them is no longer valid. Any site now selling seats or offering a 'presale code' for 2027 is not official.
When the 2026 leg went on sale, the process was an artist presale from 20 April 2026, followed by partner presales and the general on-sale from 23 April. If new dates are announced, expect a similar system: register for the artist presale, then buy only from the official ticketing partner or the venue box office. Australian arena tours generally use name-locked mobile tickets, so buy through the official outlet or its official resale service to make sure the ticket is in your name.
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Is Charlie Puth touring Australia in 2027?
No date has been announced. As of 9 October 2026 there is no Charlie Puth concert in Australia or New Zealand for 2027.
Were Charlie Puth's November 2026 Australian shows cancelled?
Yes. All six Oceania dates of the Whatever's Clever! World Tour, from Auckland on 5 November to Perth on 17 November 2026, were cancelled on 19 September 2026.
Will I get a refund for the cancelled shows?
Ticket holders were told refunds would be made automatically to the original payment method. Contact your original seller if yours has not arrived.
Have the cancelled dates been rescheduled?
No. No replacement dates have been announced as of 9 October 2026.
When did Charlie Puth last play Australia?
At the Aware Super Theatre in Sydney on 1 November 2023, on The 'Charlie' Live Experience.
When did Charlie Puth last play New Zealand?
At Spark Arena in Auckland on 4 November 2023.
Where did Charlie Puth play in Melbourne?
Margaret Court Arena, on 29 and 30 October 2023.
Has Charlie Puth played Perth or Adelaide?
Not according to the available data. Shows in both cities were planned for November 2026 but were cancelled.
What is Charlie Puth's latest album?
Whatever's Clever!, released in March 2026, which reached No. 33 in Australia.
Which Australian cities were on the cancelled 2026 tour?
Melbourne (Rod Laver Arena, 7 November), Sydney (10 November), Brisbane (Brisbane Entertainment Centre, 13 November), Adelaide (Adelaide Entertainment Centre, 15 November) and Perth (RAC Arena, 17 November), plus Auckland on 5 November.
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