MANILA, Philippines — Charlie Puth has launched his new concert tour following the release of his fourth studio album Whatever’s Clever! earlier this year.
The tour opened Wednesday night (April 22) in San Diego, California, at Viejas Arena, where Puth performed a career-spanning set that mixed new material with earlier hits.
He opened the show with “Beat Yourself Up,” a track from his 2026 album Whatever’s Clever!, before moving through songs from across his catalog, including “Attention,” “How Long,” and “We Don’t Talk Anymore.”
The set also included “See You Again,” his collaboration with Wiz Khalifa that reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became one of his biggest global hits.
Puth released Whatever’s Clever! in March, where it debuted at No. 46 on the Billboard 200. He has said the album reflects a more personal approach to songwriting and explores themes he had not previously addressed in his music.
After the North American leg, the tour is scheduled to continue to cities including Phoenix, Los Angeles, Seattle, Vancouver, New York, and Boston, followed by performances in Europe in June. The tour will conclude later in the year with stops in Asia, New Zealand, and Australia.
