Charlie Sheen hasn’t made it in New York City yet.

A report that the onetime “Two and a Half Men” star had sold out two shows — April 8 and 10 — at Radio City Music Hall turned out to not be the case.

Sheen has sold out several other cities, including Cleveland and Boston.

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Sheen decided to take his act on the road after his rants against “Men” creator Chuck Lorre led Warner Bros. to dump him. He then went on a media tour that included network morning shows and sports talk radio.

Some of his appearances featured his “goddesses,” a porn star and marijuana magazine bikini model who moved in with him.

Sheen also took to the Internet for a string of evening appearances in which he spilled his special brand of wisdom.