Harry Styles Tour 2027: Final UK, Europe and North America Dates

Harry Styles Tour 2027 dates are set, with Wembley shows, major global cities, and support from Kylie Minogue, LCD Soundsystem, and more.

Harry Styles has announced the final cities for his 2027 Together, Together tour, bringing the show back to the UK, Europe, and North America with an eclectic support lineup.

A Tour Built Around Community and Connection

The newly announced shows arrive after Styles played 12 record-breaking nights at London’s Wembley Stadium, alongside performances in Amsterdam, São Paulo, and Mexico City.

The singer is also in the middle of an enormous 30-night residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden. Those shows began at the end of the previous month and have already included a tribute to Dolly Parton, as well as a playful reference to Taylor Swift’s wedding, which took place at the same legendary venue.

Thirty nights in one arena is no small feat. It is the kind of residency that turns a concert into a temporary hometown, where the seats, entrances, and merchandise lines begin to feel familiar. The current Madison Square Garden run represents the final planned dates of this particular leg, closing with a “Harryween” performance on October 31. After that, Styles will head to Melbourne and Sydney in December before moving into the newly confirmed 2027 schedule.

The Final Cities Have Arrived

The new announcement adds three more nights at Wembley Stadium in August. Styles will be joined there by Tears For Fears, giving the London shows a particularly grand, generational character.

In Los Angeles, he will play two nights at Rose Bowl Stadium with Kylie Minogue opening. Paris will also receive two shows, this time with Caroline Polachek on support. The combination feels wonderfully unpredictable: polished pop spectacle in one corner, and left-field art-pop energy in another.

The European dates continue with two shows in each of the following cities:

• Berlin, with Getdown Services
• Paris, with Caroline Polachek
• Madrid, with Feist
• Rome, with LCD Soundsystem
• Dublin, with Baby Rose

The North American run includes stops in Phoenix, Dallas, Toronto, Atlanta, and Chicago. Those dates feature Tinashe, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Lainey Wilson, The Womack Sisters, and Q Marsden.

Harry Styles 2027 Tour Dates

April

• April 2 — Phoenix, AZ, State Farm Stadium — support from Tinashe
• April 3 — Phoenix, AZ, State Farm Stadium — support from Tinashe
• April 9 — Dallas, TX, AT&T Stadium — support from CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso
• April 10 — Dallas, TX, AT&T Stadium — support from CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso
• April 23 — Los Angeles, CA, Rose Bowl Stadium — support from Kylie Minogue
• April 24 — Los Angeles, CA, Rose Bowl Stadium — support from Kylie Minogue

May

• May 7 — Toronto, ON, Rogers Stadium — support from Lainey Wilson
• May 8 — Toronto, ON, Rogers Stadium — support from Lainey Wilson
• May 21 — Atlanta, GA, Mercedes-Benz Stadium — support from Q Marsden
• May 22 — Atlanta, GA, Mercedes-Benz Stadium — support from Q Marsden
• May 28 — Chicago, IL, Soldier Field — support from The Womack Sisters
• May 29 — Chicago, IL, Soldier Field — support from The Womack Sisters

July

• July 2 — Berlin, Germany, Flughafen Tempelhof — support from Getdown Services
• July 3 — Berlin, Germany, Flughafen Tempelhof — support from Getdown Services
• July 16 — Paris, France, Plenitude Arena — support from Caroline Polachek
• July 17 — Paris, France, Plenitude Arena — support from Caroline Polachek
• July 30 — Madrid, Spain, Riyadh Air Metropolitano — support from Feist
• July 31 — Madrid, Spain, Riyadh Air Metropolitano — support from Feist

August

• August 7 — Rome, Italy, Circo Massimo — support from LCD Soundsystem
• August 8 — Rome, Italy, Circo Massimo — support from LCD Soundsystem
• August 18 — Dublin, Ireland, Croke Park — support from Baby Rose
• August 20 — Dublin, Ireland, Croke Park — support from Baby Rose
• August 25 — London, UK, Wembley Stadium Connected by EE — support from Tears For Fears
• August 27 — London, UK, Wembley Stadium Connected by EE — support from Tears For Fears
• August 28 — London, UK, Wembley Stadium Connected by EE — support from Tears For Fears

Ticket Sales, Presales, and Lower-Cost Options

Ticket sales are staggered by location. North American dates and the Berlin shows go on sale September 16. Tickets for Paris, Madrid, Rome, and Dublin follow on September 14, while the London shows go on sale September 17.

Fans who sign up for the presale by the end of the week can access early ticket options. Availability will vary by city, so anyone hoping to attend should keep the relevant sale date firmly marked.

There will also be a limited number of “Unpredictable Fun Tickets” available for every date. These tickets are priced at £20, $20, or €20, depending on the location. The exact details of the seating and release process will be shared later.

Another option will allow fans to unlock tickets by volunteering. More information about that program is also expected at a later date, giving the tour a community-minded edge that fits its title.

A Possible Glastonbury Gap?

There is an open space in the June schedule, and that gap has already prompted speculation about whether Styles could appear at Glastonbury in 2027.

Nothing has been confirmed. Still, an empty weekend can look like an intriguing possibility in a festival calendar. For now, it is simply an unfilled section of the itinerary, but fans will likely be watching closely for any further announcement.

Styles Says He Does Not Know What Comes Next

Before the latest dates were revealed, Styles told fans in an email that more cities would be announced. He thanked those who had already attended the tour, saying their response had transformed the shows into something far beyond what he had imagined.

“Tomorrow’s announcement will be the final cities of Together, Together. After that, I don’t know what comes next for me, but I know that I’m excited to find out.” — Harry Styles

That note carries more weight than the usual tour announcement. It closes one chapter without pretending to know exactly what the next one will look like. For an artist who has spent much of his solo career moving between pop grandeur, intimate moments, and theatrical scale, that uncertainty feels less like an ending and more like a door left open.

The Music Behind the Tour

The 2027 shows support Styles’ fourth solo album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, released in March. The record was inspired in part by his experiences seeing LCD Soundsystem perform live, which makes the band’s Rome support slot feel like a particularly satisfying full-circle moment.

Styles previously described seeing LCD Soundsystem at a festival in Madrid, where the performance took place in what he remembered as essentially a parking lot. He later saw the band again at Brixton and was struck by the joy and immersion of the performances.

“I saw them at a festival in Madrid, that was in like a car park, basically, and then, and then I saw them again at Brixton, and it was just, it’s like, so joyous.” — Harry Styles

He explained that watching the band helped him understand how he wanted to feel while performing.

“When you’re kind of watching them be so immersed in it, I was, I think the inspiration from them came of, ‘oh, that’s how I want to feel when I’m on stage’. And then that kind of led to the kind of music I was making.” — Harry Styles

That idea—being fully inside the moment rather than simply presenting a polished show—seems central to Together, Together. The title suggests a concert experience built not only around the person onstage, but also around the crowd gathered in front of him.

A Lineup That Keeps Expanding

The new support acts join a long list of artists who have already appeared across the tour, including Robyn, Shania Twain, Jamie xx, Jorja Smith, Fousheé, Fcukers, and Skye Newman.

Getdown Services’ place on the bill is especially notable. Styles previously enlisted the band for his stint curating Meltdown Festival in London, where he organized 11 nights at the Southbank Centre. Their return for the Berlin dates gives that earlier collaboration a second chapter.

Earlier in the year, Styles launched the album with a “One Night Only” performance in Manchester. The concert was filmed for a Netflix special, adding another visual record to an era that has already grown far beyond a standard album campaign.

Sustainability and Community Support

For the 2027 dates, Styles is working with Green Nation, Live Nation’s global sustainability initiative, to reduce emissions and encourage lower-impact travel options wherever they are available.

The tour will also continue supporting Choose Love for a tenth year. At the London shows, £1 from every ticket sold will be donated to LIVE Trust, which works to protect grassroots venues and emerging talent.

In the United States, proceeds will go to HeadCount, an organization that uses music to help register voters and encourage democratic participation. Large-scale concerts can do more than fill stadiums for a few hours; they can also direct attention, funding, and practical support toward the communities surrounding them.

The Final Chapter—or Just the Next Turn?

The Harry Styles Tour 2027 schedule is expansive, star-studded, and spread across some of the biggest venues in the UK, Europe, and North America. With Kylie Minogue in Los Angeles, LCD Soundsystem in Rome, Tears For Fears at Wembley, and a wide-ranging group of special guests everywhere in between, the final cities promise plenty of memorable pairings.

And yet, Styles’ own words leave room for a little mystery. The tour may have final cities, but the artist himself is not claiming to know what happens afterward. Maybe that is the most exciting part. The lights are still on, the band is still playing, and the next song has not been announced yet.

FAQ

• When does the Harry Styles Tour 2027 begin? The announced 2027 dates begin on April 2 in Phoenix, Arizona, with a second Phoenix show on April 3.
• Which artists are supporting Harry Styles in 2027? The support lineup includes Tinashe, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Kylie Minogue, Lainey Wilson, Q Marsden, The Womack Sisters, Getdown Services, Caroline Polachek, Feist, LCD Soundsystem, Baby Rose, and Tears For Fears.
• When do tickets go on sale? Tickets go on sale September 14 for Paris, Madrid, Rome, and Dublin; September 16 for North America and Berlin; and September 17 for London.
• What are Unpredictable Fun Tickets? These are limited tickets priced at £20, $20, or €20, depending on the concert location. More details about availability will be announced later.
• Could Harry Styles play Glastonbury in 2027? A gap appears in the June schedule, which has led to speculation about a possible festival appearance. No Glastonbury performance has been confirmed.

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