As the iconic '90s indie group gears up for its highly anticipated run, the band, composed of lead vocalist Tim Burgess, bassist Martin Blunt, guitarist Mark Collins and keyboardist Tony Rogers, named an additional guest who will perform with the group for the 16-date trek.
In an Instagram update, The Charlatans have added Frankie Rose, the indie pop and alternative singer best known as a former member of Vivian Girls, Dum Dum Girls, Crystal Stilts, Beverly and Frankie Rose and the Outs as a supporting act.
Tim Burgess of The Charlatans performs at Brooklyn Steel in 2023.Mike Lawrie/Getty Images
In addition, the quartet initially revealed three more guests who will take part in the tour.
View this post on InstagramThe Charlatans' North American tour kicks off on Sept. 3 in Santa Ana, California, with multiple stops throughout California, including Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco before heading to Oregon, British Columbia, Washington, Minneapolis and more.
Meanwhile, the 16-date tour is in support of the band's latest album, We Are Love.
Released in October 2025, the album marked the band's first record in eight years after the release of its 13th studio album, Different Days, in 2017.
However, the band is currently on the road for a series of festival performances this August.
The Charlatans Tour Dates 2026
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