Charlotte Lawrence Teases Canadian Tour Return
Singer and actress pokes fun at selfie slip-up before announcing her July and August dates
Image: Instagram
Charlotte Lawrence turned to Instagram this week to share a tongue-in-cheek moment from her Canada run last year, while quietly confirming she’ll be back north of the border in July and August. The 23-year-old singer-songwriter posted a two-image carousel featuring onstage shots, adding a blushing confession in the caption.
Playful Caption Sparks Smiles
In the post, Lawrence jokes, “I wanted to make this caption ‘singing my fart out’ like singing my heart out but it honestly looks like I was singing a fart out so I didn’t. ❤️ this was in Canada last year. coming back in July & August xox.” The self-aware line immediately resonated with fans, prompting more than 50,000 likes within hours. While she clearly meant to convey heartfelt enthusiasm, the slip-of-the-tongue turned into lighthearted banter, showcasing her off-stage personality.
The carousel images capture Lawrence mid-performance, microphone in hand, her hair swept casually away from her face. The second frame offers a wider view of the stage setup against a night sky. Neither image includes formal tour graphics or dates, underlining that the reveal was more of an impromptu announcement than an official schedule drop.
Canada, We’re Back!
Lawrence’s caption confirms that she’ll return to Canada this summer, though specific venues are yet to be announced. Fans who caught her intimate club performances and festival slots last year can expect a fresh setlist, potentially featuring songs from her debut album, Somewhere. She’s scheduled to release that record on June 27, giving Canadian audiences a preview of new material when she arrives in July and August.
In a statement to Rolling Stone earlier this year, Lawrence hinted at expanding her live footprint: “Performing live is my favorite part of being a musician. I’ve been working on my stage show and visuals—Canada was an incredible audience, and I can’t wait to go back.” While she’s kept tight-lipped on exact city stops, industry insiders point to likely dates in Toronto and Montreal, followed by a mix of mid-sized markets.
Rising Multi-hyphenate
Beyond music, Lawrence has steadily built an acting résumé. According to her official profile, she made her screen debut in Apple TV+’s Bad Monkey, playing a supporting role alongside Vince Vaughn. That venture into scripted drama comes just as she prepares to unveil Somewhere, her first full-length album. She released her debut single, “Joke’s On You,” in 2018 and has since accumulated over 100 million on-demand streams across platforms.
Last month, Lawrence sat down with Dreambabypress on Instagram, revealing the dual passions that drive her. She told the outlet, “Music and acting both let me explore different sides of myself. Touring shows one side; on set, I get to disappear into another character.” Her forthcoming album promises cinematic production, blending acoustic guitar with atmospheric pop—a sound she’s eager to test live.
While she’s no stranger to major stages—she rehearsed a performance for The Kelly Clarkson Show earlier this spring—her Canadian trek will be the most extensive road trip of her career so far. Management sources indicate that more international dates could follow later in the year, pending the album’s reception and fan demand.
Fans looking for tour updates should keep an eye on her official website and ticketing platforms, where announcements typically drop at 10 a.m. local time. Meanwhile, her social feed remains the best place for candid insights and surprise reveals. If her recent post is any guide, expect a mix of playful commentary and genuine excitement as Lawrence preps for a summer tour run.
With a debut album days away and acting credentials on screen, Charlotte Lawrence is carving out a multifaceted career. Her cheeky Instagram moment not only gave fans a laugh but also fueled anticipation for her Canadian return. Whether she’s “singing her heart out” or joking about a typo, Lawrence’s authenticity continues to resonate—and this July and August, Canadian audiences will get front-row seats to her next chapter.
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