Harry Styles announces 2027 stadium tour with Kylie Minogue, Lainey Wilson and Tinashe

Fans can get $20 tickets in North America as Styles promises cheaper options for 2027 shows

Harry Styles is taking his Together, Together Tour into 2027, announcing 25 additional shows across North America and Europe as the singer prepares for a much larger stadium run.

The newly announced dates will take Styles to six North American cities in April and May, followed by six European locations in July and August. Most stops will feature two consecutive stadium shows, while London will receive three performances at Wembley Stadium.

The announcement also brings an impressive list of opening acts. Kylie Minogue, Lainey Wilson, LCD Soundsystem, Tears for Fears, Tinashe, Feist, Caroline Polachek, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, the Womack Sisters, Baby Rose and Q Marsden are among the artists scheduled to support Styles across the 2027 dates.

The North American leg begins April 2 and 3 at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix. Styles will then perform in Dallas on April 9 and 10, followed by two shows at Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena on April 23 and 24. Toronto follows on May 7 and 8, Atlanta on May 21 and 22, and Chicago on May 28 and 29.

The European portion begins in Berlin on July 2 and 3 before moving to Paris on July 16 and 17. Madrid follows on July 30 and 31, with Rome scheduled for August 7 and 8. Styles will then perform two dates in Dublin on August 18 and 20 before finishing the announced run with three Wembley Stadium shows on August 25, 27 and 28.

Ticket pricing is also receiving considerable attention. According to Variety, standard tickets for the 2027 concerts will range from $60 to $300, while a newly introduced tier called "Unpredictable Fun Tickets" is intended to make selected shows easier to afford. The announcement says some North American tickets will cost $20, while selected tickets in the UK and Europe will be priced at £20. Further information about that tier is expected to be released separately.

The pricing announcement comes after some confusion surrounding ticket costs during the 2026 leg of the tour. The new approach appears designed to give fans clearer information about prices before they purchase tickets.

For North American shows, the general sale is scheduled to begin at 9am local time on September 16, while American Express cardholder presales begin on September 14.

Styles also addressed what comes after the Together, Together Tour. In a message to fans before the 2027 announcement, he reflected on how strongly audiences had responded to the 2026 concerts and admitted that extending the tour had initially felt daunting.

He wrote that he loves performing and being around fans, adding that the upcoming announcement would reveal the final cities for Together, Together. Styles also acknowledged that he does not know what comes next for him once the tour concludes, a comment that has prompted speculation among fans about whether he could take another extended break from live performance.

There has been no confirmation that Styles intends to retire, and his statement does not announce a retirement. For now, his focus remains on completing the expanded tour.

The 2026 Together, Together Tour includes 67 performances across Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, Mexico City, New York, Melbourne and Sydney. Styles is currently performing a major run at Madison Square Garden, with Ticketmaster listing dates through October 31.