Charli XCX is set to bring her BRAT Tour to Oceania this week as the British singer resumes her tour in support of her Grammy-winning album. Marking her first solo tour since Crash: The Live Tour in 2022, Charli embarked on the BRAT Tour just a few months after wrapping up her joint Sweat tour with Troye Sivan. Initially planned as a four-date UK tour, the BRAT Tour quickly expanded due to the album’s massive success and the popularity of her co-headlining tour with Sivan. Now extended into 2025, the tour will feature shows across Australia, Mexico, the U.S., and Europe. Here’s everything you need to know.
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How to Secure a Ticket
Tickets for the BRAT Tour 2025 are available through multiple platforms, including Ticketmaster. The artist presale launched on November 26, 2024, with general sales opening later that same day. Fans can also purchase VIP packages, which offer perks such as priority access, exclusive merchandise, and early entry.
Tour Dates
The 2025 BRAT Tour includes 29 shows across three continents. The first show kicks off on February 6 at Western Springs Stadium in Auckland, New Zealand. Notably, several of the early 2025 dates are part of major music festivals—her Australia and New Zealand shows are included in St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival, while her Mexican dates are tied to Festival Ceremonia and Tecate Pa’l Norte.
Before launching the U.S. leg of the tour, Charli will also take the stage at Coachella on April 12 and April 19. The North American leg officially begins on April 22, 2025, at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas, with stops in cities like Minneapolis, Minnesota; Rosemont, Illinois; and Brooklyn, New York. The tour will conclude on August 10, 2025, in Helsinki, Finland.
Setlist
The official setlist for the 2025 tour remains under wraps, but fans can expect electrifying performances of tracks from BRAT, including hits like “Von Dutch,” “Apple,” and “365.” During her initial UK shows, Charli also performed standout songs from her discography, such as “I Love It” and “Track 10.”
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