Charlie Puth performed at 713 Music Hall on Jun. 13, 2026 for his “Whatever’s Clever! World Tour.” The Houston show was his last stop in the United States, before continuing the tour overseas.
The evening opened with a captivating performance of “Beat Yourself Up” while background vocalists Livv, Lorea Turner and Jaden Blakey harmonized as Puth entered the stage. Rocking his business casual attire to match his album cover, he commanded the stage with his charisma. Each song was enhanced by Puth’s vocal talent and songwriting skills.
The performance was in a prism shape design with dynamic screen graphics that matched the energy of each song. Throughout the show he played from his white piano keyboards on each side of the stage. Puth performed his hit song “How Long” while the crowd sang along, cheered and bounced with joy. Later in the night, the song “We Don’t Talk Anymore” filled the audience with nostalgia. Fans sang enthusiastically, singing every word with passion.
Charlie Puth slowed down the vibes with his newest song “Cry.”
Before performing this emotional track, he discussed the importance of men’s mental health. He expressed how men should be able to feel vulnerable and express their emotions. As he sang this song with deep passion and sincerity, the visuals on the screen showed his facial expression going through sadness and raw emotion. He put his heart into “Cry,” and it resonated with the audience.
Charlie Puth brought his final United States performance of the “Whatever’s Clever! World Tour” to a memorable close with some of his biggest hits. “One Call Away” had the audience singing along, while “See You Again” transformed the venue into a light show as fans raised their phone flashlights and joined together. It was a beautiful and heartfelt moment that showcased the strong connection between Puth and his audience. He repeatedly told his fans how much he loved them and appreciated their support.
To end the night, he performed “Changes,” a message about life’s transitions. It was a fitting conclusion to his final show in the United States before taking the tour overseas. Charlie Puth left his fans on a positive note.
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