The Brat singer brings her eighth album to The O2 on Friday 19 February 2027, the only London date of the Music, Fashion, Film Tour, with Audrey Hobert opening.
Charlotte Aitchison was born in Cambridge in 1992, grew up in Essex, and was playing London warehouse raves as a teenager after posting her first songs on Myspace. Her first number one in Britain was a co-write, Icona Pop’s I Love It in 2012, and the hook she sang on Iggy Azalea’s Fancy two years later is still the most streamed thing she has made. The records that followed grew harder and stranger, and Crash gave her a first number-one album in Britain in 2022.
Brat, in 2024, turned a club record into a summer that carried her name, won three Grammys, and made her Songwriter of the Year at the BRIT Awards the following spring. She has since co-produced and starred in The Moment, a film drawn from that summer, and written the songs for Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights. Music, Fashion, Film is her second album of 2026 and trades some of the club glare for guitars, with the director David Cronenberg on one track.
The O2 on Friday 19 February 2027 is the only London show of the tour and the last of its four nights in Britain and Ireland. Audrey Hobert, whose songwriting sits under Gracie Abrams’s Risk and That’s So True, opens. Charli’s Reading and Leeds headline sets in August ran to 23 songs and folded the new record in beside Apple, 360, Von dutch and Guess.