Expansion of the Together, Together Tour

Harry Styles confirmed the continuation of his Together, Together Tour into 2027. This decision shifts his live performances from the current residency format to a traditional road show. The 2027 extension includes 25 dates across North America and Europe, targeting larger stadium venues. Styles intends to visit six cities in the United States and Canada during April and May, followed by six European cities throughout July and August. These stops are planned as two-night engagements, with a final three-night series at Wembley Stadium in London.

This move marks a pivot for the artist after the 2026 iteration of the tour focused on extended stays in specific cities. The upcoming run represents a transition for Styles, who has performed consistently since he was 16 years old. He expressed uncertainty regarding his long-term plans following this tour, viewing this period as a final chapter for the current project.

Venue Details and Supporting Acts

The North American leg kicks off at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix on April 2. Subsequent stops include AT&T Stadium in Dallas, the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, Rogers Stadium in Toronto, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The U.S. segment concludes at Soldier Field in Chicago on May 29. After a month-long break, the tour resumes in Berlin at Flughafen Tempelhof. European dates include Paris, Madrid, Rome, and Dublin, wrapping up with the London dates at the end of August.

The lineup of opening acts features notable names from the music industry, including Kylie Minogue, Lainey Wilson, and LCD Soundsystem. Other supporting performers include Tears for Fears, Tinashe, Feist, Caroline Polachek, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, the Womack Sisters, Baby Rose, and Q Marsden. This array of talent suggests a broad appeal for the stadium-sized audiences expected at each venue.

Accessibility and Market Strategy

Ticket pricing for the 2027 tour is set between $60 and $300. In response to previous public feedback regarding ticket costs and the secondary market, the tour organizers emphasized transparency. The camp introduced a specific tier labeled “Unpredictable Fun Tickets.” These tickets are intended to increase accessibility, with some priced as low as $20 for North American dates and £20 for European shows. Further details regarding these lower-cost options are expected in the coming weeks.

Presale windows for the North American shows begin with an American Express cardholder period on Monday. General sales for these dates follow on Wednesday at 9 a.m. local time. The tour maintains its commitment to charity, with ongoing partnerships including Choose Love, Live Trust, and HeadCount. By positioning these shows as the final stretch of the Together, Together Tour, Styles and his team are framing this 2027 run as a significant conclusion to a cycle that began with high demand and record-breaking venue residencies.