After conquering the charts with songs like “Baba Vanga” or “Doamne Ferește”, F. Charm and his band are embarking on a tour in the fall of 2026 in the USA and Canada.
The “North American Tour 2026” includes eight concerts that will take place in Canada and the United States of America in October of this year. The tour begins on October 8 in Montreal and continues in Toronto (October 9), New York (October 10), Chicago (October 11), Miami (October 14), Sacramento (October 16), Los Angeles (October 17) and Seattle (October 18).
Songs such as “Baba Vanga”, “Doamne Ferește” and other hits from the artist’s repertoire will be able to be heard live by the Romanian communities in North America in a show that combines urban music with strong elements inspired by the Romanian tradition. Tickets for all shows have already gone on sale.
“I am glad that we arrive in North America with an extraordinary team and on this occasion I take the opportunity to introduce each of my colleagues, artists with whom I perform in front of the public that is so dear to us. Achilles, Rareș and David are on drums, Cosmin on horse, flute and bagpipes, Ciprian on violin, Andrei on guitar, Sfichy on accordion and darbuka, and Ionel is the DJ and producer who completes this absolutely fabulous band. Each of them brings something different, and together we manage to build the sound that people know today at our concerts”, said F. Charm.
The artist says that one of the stakes of this tour is to preserve the connection of Romanians from the diaspora with the cultural and musical values of the country, but also to promote them among the American public.
“For us, every concert is also a form of promotion of Romanian culture. Instruments such as the caval, the whistle, the bagpipe or the violin are part of our identity and I think they deserve to be heard on the great stages of the world. Romanians abroad need this connection with their roots, and music has the power to keep it alive”, added the artist.
F. Charm believes that diaspora audiences are not only looking for a concert, but also an experience that reconnects them with the places and traditions at home.
“We want the people who come to our shows to feel Romania, even if they are thousands of kilometers away. Music has this extraordinary power: to keep memories, language and identity alive. At the same time, we want to show the American public that Romanian folklore can sound current, modern and can stand without problems on any international stage”, concluded F. Charm.
Source: Libertatea
