Charli xcx cancels Glendale after losing her voice. Here is the refund plan.
The October 21 show was cancelled rather than rescheduled. The singer’s statement sets out different refund routes depending on where fans bought tickets.

Charli xcx cancelled her October 21 show at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale after telling fans she had been fighting sickness and had completely lost her voice. Her team tried to arrange a replacement date but could not find one, she said.
The announcement, posted to her Instagram Stories on October 20 and reported by Phoenix New Times and Arizona’s Family, changed the stop from a postponed possibility into a cancellation with refunds. Fans should not assume their existing tickets are being held for an announced Arizona rescheduled show.
Charli apologised to the “Arizona angels” who had planned to attend and said she intended to return to the state in the future. She did not announce a replacement Arizona date in the statement reviewed for this report.
Where refunds are supposed to come from
According to the singer’s statement, tickets purchased through Ticketmaster would be refunded automatically. For tickets obtained elsewhere, refunds would be available through the original point of purchase.
That difference matters for anyone who used another ticket outlet. The statement directs those buyers back to their seller rather than promising that Ticketmaster will handle every transaction, regardless of where it was made.
No specific processing deadline was given in the statement. It would be misleading to promise a refund within a particular number of days or suggest that every refund has already arrived. Buyers should check the notice in their ticket account and any communication from the company that took their payment.
What she said about her voice
Charli described the cancellation as the result of illness during the run of shows and a complete loss of her voice. She said the physical and emotional commitment she gives to performing made missing the concert especially upsetting.
Charli did not identify a specific diagnosis or give a recovery timetable in the statement.
She also acknowledged the time and planning that fans put into attending concerts. For the Glendale audience, the practical outcome is clear even though the underlying health details remain private: the scheduled performance did not go ahead as planned, and the refund route depends on where tickets were bought.
A future promise is not a replacement booking
The Glendale concert was the second-to-last stop on the North American portion of the Music, Fashion, Film Tour, according to Phoenix New Times. In the same statement, Charli said she was resting ahead of the final Las Vegas show scheduled for Friday.
That expressed intention is not confirmation that the later performance took place. At the time of this edition, the Friday show was still ahead; fans with tickets for a different date should follow that venue’s and the artist’s own updates rather than assume one cancellation automatically applies to the rest of the tour.
The photograph accompanying this story is from the 2025 Grammy Awards, as identified by the original report. It provides background on the artist, rather than showing the cancelled Glendale performance.

