Charlie Puth has released the song ‘Beat Yourself Up,’ co-produced by Charlie Puth and Bloodpop. The song is the latest single released from Puth’s forthcoming studio album Whatever’s Clever!, due out March 27th.
Puth shared of the song: “Beat Yourself Up” started as something I wanted to tell a friend. We’ve never been the heart-to-heart types, so I wrote it in a song instead. I wanted to tell him that even though he has made mistakes along the way, he shouldn’t be so hard on himself. That things will get better and he’s not alone. While writing it, I soon realized this wasn’t just for my friend but myself and so many others who can be hard on themselves. It’s a message to keep going and be kinder to yourself.”
Puth also recently announced that he will hit the road on the Whatever’s Clever! 2026 World Tour, with nearly 50 headlining dates across North America, Europe, and the UK. The North American leg kicks-off April 22 in San Diego, with performances in Phoenix, San Francisco, Vancouver, Boston, Nashville, and shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden and LA’s Kia Forum, before wrapping-up June 13 in Houston. Opening acts include Daniel Seavey and Lawrence.
The European leg of the tour begins on June 30th at Gröna Lund in Stockholm, traveling across Europe and the United Kingdom with stops including London, Barcelona, Manchester, Helsinki, Hamburg, Paris, and more before concluding on July 30th in Warsaw.
Charlie says in a statement, “I feel like I’ve worked and waited my entire career to put this sort of live show on for you all. We have worked so hard to bring you the sort of top-level musicianship and arrangements that you all deserve in a live show, and I am beyond excited to bring my music and this incredible band and show to some of the most iconic rooms in the world. It’s going to be fun!”
Ticket info can be found at charlieputh.com.
Puth’s fourth studio album Whatever’s Clever! will drop March 27th; preorder: HERE.
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