
Following the success of his 2026 shows, Harry Styles has significantly expanded his ‘Together, Together’ tour for 2027, with a huge run of stadium dates across North America and Europe before another return to Wembley Stadium next summer.
The tour continues the era surrounding Styles’ fourth album, ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.’, and follows an enormous 2026 schedule that included shows in Amsterdam and a 12-night run at Wembley Stadium. Styles is currently in the middle of a 30-night residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden, which began on August 26 and continues until Halloween.
The New York residency has already produced several memorable moments. Styles paid tribute to Dolly Parton on opening night and later made a cheeky reference to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, which was held at Madison Square Garden earlier this summer, joking that the venue is home to the New York Knicks and that “they also do weddings”.
Attention is already turning toward 2027. The next leg begins at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix on April 2, then moves through Dallas, Los Angeles, Toronto, Atlanta, and Chicago. Demand has already led to additional shows being added in several cities, including Dallas, Los Angeles, Toronto and Chicago, considerably expanding the original North American schedule.
Styles will then head to Europe, beginning with two nights at Berlin’s Flughafen Tempelhof in July. Paris follows later that month, where Caroline Polachek will join him at the Plenitude Arena, before dates in Madrid with Feist and two huge shows at Rome’s Circo Massimo with LCD Soundsystem.

The European run continues at Dublin’s Croke Park, where an additional third show has already been added for August 21. Baby Rose will support Styles across the Dublin dates before the tour reaches London for three final nights at Wembley Stadium on August 25, 27 and 28, with Tears for Fears joining him as special guests.
Those Wembley dates mean Styles will return to the stadium only a year after his remarkable 12-night residency there in 2026. Rather than repeating the same supporting cast, he will be joined by Tears for Fears across all three nights, adding one of the most influential British pop bands of the 1980s to the ‘Together, Together’ bill.
The North American support line-up is similarly varied. Tinashe will open the Phoenix shows, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso will join Styles in Dallas, Kylie Minogue will appear at the Rose Bowl in Los Angeles and Lainey Wilson will support the Toronto dates. Q Marsden will appear in Atlanta, while The Womack Sisters will join him for the Chicago run.
There is also a particularly noticeable gap in Styles’ schedule between the final Chicago show in early June and the opening European dates in Berlin on July 2. With Glastonbury returning in 2027, the space in his itinerary will inevitably fuel speculation about whether Styles could make his first headline appearance at Worthy Farm. Nothing is confirmed, but the dates still leave the possibility open.
Tickets for the initial 2027 dates have now moved through presale and general sale, with remaining availability varying by city and date. Fans looking for Wembley tickets can use Ticketmaster and Wembley Stadium’s official ticketing channels.
Styles is also introducing a limited number of ‘Unpredictable Fun Tickets’ across the 2027 tour. These will cost $20 in North America, £20 in the UK, and €20 across mainland Europe, with further details on how the tickets will be distributed still to be announced.
The ‘Together, Together’ partnership with EARNT will also continue across every 2027 market, allowing fans to unlock tickets by volunteering their time. It adds another route into a tour that has already grown significantly since the first 2027 dates were announced.
With extra shows already being added and more than half a year still to go before the 2027 leg begins, there is every chance the ‘Together, Together’ schedule could continue to grow.