Charlie Puth ‘We Don’t Talk’ Tour w/ Hailey Knox Set to Launch in September; Get Tickets Now!

Earlier this month, 24-year-old performer Charlie Puth announced the details for a headlining North American trek scheduled to kick off this fall, according to a report from Just Jared. The "We Don't Talk" tour will begin in late September, making major stops in cities like Houston, Atlanta and New York City. The tour will continue through Nov. 8, when he will wrap in Los Angeles.

Tickets for Puth's 26-date trek are averaging just $95 across all of his scheduled performances. The tour will kick off with a show in Dallas at the House Of Blues on Sept. 24, and tickets are averaging $96, with the cheapest ticket available for $41. On Oct. 3, he will head to the House Of Blues in Orlando, where tickets are averaging $83 with the cheapest ticket priced at $42. Puth will appear at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on Oct. 23, where tickets are averaging $76, with the cheapest ticket priced at $40. The "We Don't Talk" tour final show in Los Angeles is currently averaging $94, with the cheapest ticket up for grabs for $49, according to data provided by ticket aggregator TiqIQ. Parking in Los Angeles, as well as several other cities across the tour route, can be found easily and secured ahead of time on Parkwhiz.com.

Puth will be out on the road in support of his debut album, Nine Track Mind, which was released in January and is home to hits like "One Call Away," "Marvin Gaye" which features Meghan Trainor, and "We Don't Talk Anymore," a duet with Selena Gomez. Puth has enlisted pop singer Hailey Knox as his direct support for all of the dates.

Most recently, Puth made headlines after he signed with Ron Laffitte at the Maverick management consortium, joining Laffitte's roster of successful clients, which includes Pharrell Williams, OneRepublic and The Backstreet Boys.