Highlights
- Harry Styles is extending Together, Together into 2027 with 25 stadium shows across 12 cities worldwide.
- The run opens April 2 in Phoenix and ends August 28 at Wembley, his first U.S. stadium dates as a solo act.
- Kylie Minogue and Tears For Fears open select nights, and $20 tickets are coming to every 2027 stadium date.
Harry Styles spent his August W Magazine cover story making peace with the end. “I’m not going to do this forever,” he said.
He then booked 25 more stadium shows.
Styles confirmed Thursday that the Together, Together tour is running into 2027, with a 25-concert run across 12 cities in North America and Europe. They will be his first stadium dates as a solo artist in the United States and Canada, which is a genuinely strange sentence to type about the biggest pop star of the last decade.
The extension opens April 2 in Phoenix and wraps August 28 with the last of three nights at London’s Wembley Stadium.
He softened up the fandom first. In an emailed note sent Wednesday night (September 9, 2026), Styles thanked fans, admitted the decision rattled him, noted he has been doing this since he was 16, then dropped the line that detonated the timeline: after this, “I don’t know what comes next for me.”
Cue several thousand posts about a hiatus, an acting pivot, a farm.
On Instagram, he was less contemplative, posting a photo in a red T-shirt reading “Dancing is everything, everything else is bulls**t.” Caption: 2027. Tomorrow.
The 2026 leg was already absurd. It launched in May with 67 shows across seven cities, built as residencies instead of a normal trek. He is currently 30 nights deep at Madison Square Garden, his only American shows of the year, with Melbourne and Sydney still to come in December. In June he took a Guinness World Records title for the longest residency by a musician at Wembley in a single run, playing 12 shows and knocking Coldplay off the mark.
The support lineup is the real flex. Kylie Minogue opens both Rose Bowl nights. Tears For Fears gets all three Wembley shows. Tinashe takes Phoenix, Lainey Wilson takes Toronto, LCD Soundsystem takes Rome, Caroline Polachek takes Paris, Feist takes Madrid. Every city draws a different opener.
Then there is the pricing stunt. A limited batch of “Unpredictable Fun Tickets” will roll out for the 2027 shows at $20 in North America, £20 in the U.K. and €20 in Europe. How to actually get one is, fittingly, unannounced. North American and Berlin tickets go on sale Wednesday, September 16 at 9 a.m. local. Paris, Madrid, Rome and Dublin open September 14. London goes September 17.
Artist presale registration closes September 13, with American Express members getting in from September 15.
The whole thing supports KISS ALL THE TIME. DISCO, OCCASIONALLY, his fourth album, was released in March. The tour name comes from a lyric in his track “Pop.” Charitable partners HeadCount and Choose Love carry over.
So which Harry is this, the one easing toward the exit or the one adding six American stadiums and a Croke Park doubleheader? Both, obviously. He told W the shows feel singular precisely because they end. He just keeps deciding they end a little later.
Together, Together Tour 2027 Dates
- April 2 and 3 — Phoenix, AZ, State Farm Stadium (Tinashe)
- April 9 and 10 — Dallas, TX, AT&T Stadium (CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso)
- April 23 and 24 — Los Angeles, CA, Rose Bowl Stadium (Kylie Minogue)
- May 7 and 8 — Toronto, ON, Rogers Stadium (Lainey Wilson)
- May 21 and 22 — Atlanta, GA, Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Q Marsden)
- May 28 and 29 — Chicago, IL, Soldier Field (The Womack Sisters)
- July 2 and 3 — Berlin, Germany, Flughafen Tempelhof (Getdown Services)
- July 16 and 17 — Paris, France, Plenitude Arena (Caroline Polachek)
- July 30 and 31 — Madrid, Spain, Riyadh Air Metropolitano (Feist)
- August 7 and 8 — Rome, Italy, Circo Massimo (LCD Soundsystem)
- August 18 and 20 — Dublin, Ireland, Croke Park (Baby Rose)
- August 25, 27 and 28 — London, U.K., Wembley Stadium (Tears For Fears)
