Charlotte Cardin will play the Bell Centre for the first time on Friday, 22 October 2027, the last of five Canadian dates on her Midnight, mon amour tour. Six days earlier, on 16 October, she plays Quebec City’s Vidéotron Centre, also a first. Until now, the biggest Quebec arena she had headlined was Place Bell in Laval.
Tickets for the Canadian shows go on sale this week. Fans who pre-order the album on Cardin’s website get a code for the artist presale on Tuesday, 27 October at 10 a.m. Venue and promoter presales follow on Wednesday, 28 October, and the general on-sale starts Thursday, 29 October at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster. Cardin announced the tour on Instagram with “WE’RE GOING ON TOUR, MON AMOUR!!!”
The tour supports her third album, Midnight, mon amour, due 29 January 2027 on The Orchard and the Montreal label Cult Nation. The album moves between French and English. The latest single, “Memories,” is out now with a video. “‘Memories’ is about the thoughts that are on loop for so long that they end up shifting,” Cardin says. “The more you think of something, especially when you’re very implicated emotionally, the more your memories will shift, and your own emotions tint the memory.”
She made the record with her longtime collaborator Jason Brando and calls it a “shadow album,” a place for private desires and the less polished sides of herself. “I really wanted to explore all of the inner duality that I’ve been feeling as a woman in the last few years and I wanted to use those oppositions and those contradictory feelings as something that’s empowering and liberating,” she says. Two earlier tracks, “Tant pis pour elle” (September 2025, now certified Gold in France) and “The Way We Touch” (March), also appear on the album.
Born in Montreal and now based in Paris, Cardin broke through in 2021 with Phoenix. The album earned six Juno nominations and four wins, including Album of the Year and Single of the Year for “Meaningless,” and made her the first Canadian artist to top the Canadian Billboard chart since Céline Dion in 2016. 99 Nights followed in 2023 and won the Junos for Album of the Year and Pop Album of the Year. Her 2024 single “Feel Good” is certified Diamond in France, and this year she was named Female Artist of the Year at the Victoires de la Musique.
The tour starts in Europe on 1 May at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town and finishes on 4 December at the Accor Arena in Paris. No U.S. or Western Canadian dates have been announced.
Midnight, mon amour tour, 2027
Europe, Morocco and Türkiye
- 1 May – London, UK – O2 Forum Kentish Town
- 5 May – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Melkweg
- 7 May – Cologne, Germany – Bürgerhaus Stollwerck
- 10 May – Berlin, Germany – Metropol
- 11 May – Warsaw, Poland – Palladium
- 13 May – Prague, Czechia – Roxy
- 14 May – Munich, Germany – Nachtwerk
- 18 May – Zurich, Switzerland – Volkshaus
- 20 May – Milan, Italy – Fabrique
- 27 May – Rabat, Morocco – Théâtre national Mohammed V
- 29 May – Istanbul, Türkiye – Zorlu Performing Arts Center
Canada
- 8 October – Moncton, NB – Avenir Centre
- 9 October – Halifax, NS – Scotiabank Centre
- 14 October – Toronto, ON – Coca-Cola Coliseum
- 16 October – Quebec City, QC – Vidéotron Centre
- 22 October – Montreal, QC – Bell Centre
France, Belgium and Luxembourg
- 23 November – Nantes – Zénith
- 25 November – Lyon – LDLC Arena
- 27 November – Brussels – ING Arena
- 28 November – Esch-sur-Alzette – Rockhal
- 30 November – Toulouse – Zénith Toulouse Métropole
- 2 December – Strasbourg – Zénith
- 4 December – Paris – Accor Arena
Live photo – Steve Gerrard
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