Harry Styles expands "Together, Together" tour: 25 new concerts in 2027 and major names as guests
Harry Styles has expanded the global "Together, Together" tour with 25 new concerts in 12 cities across North America and Europe during 2027, extending one of the biggest pop tours of the current season beyond the originally planned performances in 2026. According to official information from organizer Live Nation published through Soldier Field stadium in Chicago, the new leg of the tour begins on April 2, 2027, in Phoenix and ends on August 28 with a third consecutive performance at London's Wembley Stadium. It will be Styles' first solo stadium run in the United States and Canada, followed by a European leg with performances in Berlin, Paris, Madrid, Rome, Dublin and London. The announcement was published on September 10, 2026, while the singer was still in the middle of a major series of concerts in New York.
The selection of guest performers is attracting particular attention, as the lineup will change from city to city. Joining Styles at selected concerts will be 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. This concept gives the new leg of the tour the character of a series of separate major music events rather than simply repetitions of the same stadium program. In some cities, audiences will therefore get a combination of performers from pop, country, alternative and electronic music, further broadening the profile of the tour.
The tour begins in Phoenix and ends with three concerts at Wembley
According to the schedule published by the organizers, Styles will perform at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix on April 2 and 3, with Tinashe as the special guest. Two concerts at AT&T Stadium in Dallas follow on April 9 and 10 with Argentine duo CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso. Los Angeles is scheduled for April 23 and 24 at the Rose Bowl, with Kylie Minogue opening both concerts. Ticketmaster already lists Styles and Minogue in the official event lineup for the second Los Angeles date and gives the concert start time as 7:45 PM local time.
The Canadian leg includes two performances at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on May 7 and 8, with Lainey Wilson. The tour then returns to the United States: concerts at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta are planned for May 21 and 22 with Q Marsden, while Styles will perform at Soldier Field in Chicago on May 28 and 29 with The Womack Sisters. This concludes the spring North American leg of 12 concerts in six cities. The organizer particularly highlights this run as Styles' first solo stadium tour of the United States and Canada.
After a break during June, the tour resumes in Europe on July 2 and 3 at the site of the former Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, with Getdown Services. The Paris concerts are scheduled for July 16 and 17 at Plenitude Arena, where Caroline Polachek will be the special guest. Madrid follows on July 30 and 31 at Riyadh Air Metropolitano with Feist, while performances in Rome at Circo Massimo are planned for August 7 and 8 with LCD Soundsystem. In Dublin, Styles will perform on August 18 and 20 at Croke Park with Baby Rose before the finale in London.
The final three confirmed concerts of the tour will take place on August 25, 27 and 28, 2027, at Wembley Stadium, with Tears for Fears as special guests. Wembley holds a particularly important place in the current cycle of Styles' performances. Guinness World Records confirmed that in July 2026 the singer set the record for the longest residency by a musician at Wembley in one uninterrupted run, following 12 concerts held between June 12 and July 4. The additional three performances in 2027 will not change the category of that already recognized record, but they confirm that the London stadium will remain one of the central venues of the entire "Together, Together" era.
List of all 25 new concerts and guest performers
- April 2, 2027 - Phoenix, State Farm Stadium - Tinashe
- April 3, 2027 - Phoenix, State Farm Stadium - Tinashe
- April 9, 2027 - Dallas, AT&T Stadium - CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso
- April 10, 2027 - Dallas, AT&T Stadium - CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso
- April 23, 2027 - Los Angeles, Rose Bowl - Kylie Minogue
- April 24, 2027 - Los Angeles, Rose Bowl - Kylie Minogue
- May 7, 2027 - Toronto, Rogers Stadium - Lainey Wilson
- May 8, 2027 - Toronto, Rogers Stadium - Lainey Wilson
- May 21, 2027 - Atlanta, Mercedes-Benz Stadium - Q Marsden
- May 22, 2027 - Atlanta, Mercedes-Benz Stadium - Q Marsden
- May 28, 2027 - Chicago, Soldier Field - The Womack Sisters
- May 29, 2027 - Chicago, Soldier Field - The Womack Sisters
- July 2, 2027 - Berlin, Flughafen Tempelhof - Getdown Services
- July 3, 2027 - Berlin, Flughafen Tempelhof - Getdown Services
- July 16, 2027 - Paris, Plenitude Arena - Caroline Polachek
- July 17, 2027 - Paris, Plenitude Arena - Caroline Polachek
- July 30, 2027 - Madrid, Riyadh Air Metropolitano - Feist
- July 31, 2027 - Madrid, Riyadh Air Metropolitano - Feist
- August 7, 2027 - Rome, Circo Massimo - LCD Soundsystem
- August 8, 2027 - Rome, Circo Massimo - LCD Soundsystem
- August 18, 2027 - Dublin, Croke Park - Baby Rose
- August 20, 2027 - Dublin, Croke Park - Baby Rose
- August 25, 2027 - London, Wembley Stadium - Tears for Fears
- August 27, 2027 - London, Wembley Stadium - Tears for Fears
- August 28, 2027 - London, Wembley Stadium - Tears for Fears
Tour expansion comes in the middle of 30 concerts at Madison Square Garden
"Together, Together" began in May 2026 as a 67-concert tour spread across seven cities: Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, Mexico City, New York, Melbourne and Sydney. According to information published with the new announcement, by September 11 the performances in Amsterdam, London, São Paulo and Mexico City had been completed, while Styles was in New York in the middle of a 30-concert run at Madison Square Garden. Those New York performances are also his only U.S. concerts during 2026. The current plan calls for the 2026 portion of the tour to continue in Melbourne and Sydney in December before moving on to the newly announced stadium schedule the following year.
The scale of the project is also evident from the fact that the tour format in 2026 was organized mainly as a series of longer residencies in selected cities, while 2027 brings a more traditional journey through a larger number of markets. This represents a significant logistical change: during the spring the production will move between six major North American stadiums, then during the summer it will transfer to European open-air venues and stadiums. In practice, this means that "Together, Together" is evolving from a concept of major city residencies into a broader international stadium tour. The organizers have not yet announced additional cities beyond the 12 confirmed markets for 2027.
The tour follows the fourth studio album "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally."
The concert cycle is linked to Styles' fourth studio album "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.", released on March 6, 2026, through Erskine Records and Columbia Records. Official Charts Company states that the album reached number one on the UK albums chart and recorded more than 183,000 units of sales and equivalent consumption in its first week, achieving one of the biggest openings for a male solo artist in the United Kingdom in recent years. According to the same source, with this release Styles continued a run of exceptionally successful solo albums following the previous projects "Harry Styles", "Fine Line" and "Harry's House".
The album and tour simultaneously strengthen Styles' position as an artist who has built the biggest parts of his post-One Direction career around major concert cycles. Unlike tours in which all dates share the same support package, the 2027 schedule has been designed so that each city gets a different guest. Kylie Minogue in Los Angeles, Lainey Wilson in Toronto, Caroline Polachek in Paris, Feist in Madrid, LCD Soundsystem in Rome and Tears for Fears in London represent very different generations and genre circles. This positions the tour expansion as a series of separate local events with their own musical identity.
Ticket sales begin in mid-September, with special tickets priced at 20 units of local currency
The sales schedule differs by market. According to Live Nation information published through Soldier Field, general sales for the North American concerts and Berlin begin on September 16, 2026, at 9 AM local time, while sales for Paris, Madrid, Rome and Dublin begin on September 14 at 4 PM in the relevant local time zone. Tickets for the London concerts at Wembley go on general sale on September 17 at 11 AM British Summer Time. American Express member presales and an artist presale with advance registration have also been announced for some markets.
For the Los Angeles concert on April 24, for example, Ticketmaster lists an American Express presale on September 15 at 9 AM Pacific Time, an artist presale from 4 PM the same day and general sale on September 16 at 9 AM. A total limit of eight tickets per purchase has been set for that event. Because details vary depending on the city and country, the organizers recommend checking each event's individual page before sales begin.
The new phase of the tour also introduces a concept called "Unpredictable Fun Tickets". According to Live Nation's announcement, a limited number of these tickets will be offered at a price of 20 U.S. dollars for North American concerts, 20 British pounds for performances in the United Kingdom and 20 euros for European dates. Additional details on how they will be allocated are expected to be announced later. The Journal, reporting on the Dublin concerts and citing a message from Styles' team, also reported that dynamic or so-called Platinum pricing will not be used on the tour. This is important information at a time when ticket prices for major international tours and sales transparency are under increased scrutiny from audiences.
Volunteering, charity partners and sustainability remain part of the project
Alongside the commercial part, the organizers announced the continuation of several social and charitable partnerships. "Together, Together" continues its collaboration with the organization Choose Love, with which Styles has been associated for a decade, with the aim of supporting assistance programs for communities in need of food, accommodation, education and other forms of basic support. For the London concerts, it was announced that one pound from every ticket sold will be donated to LIVE Trust, which supports the British network of small concert venues and local music infrastructure.
In the United States, the partnership with HeadCount continues, allowing eligible people to register to vote at concerts. The tour will also work with Live Nation's Green Nation initiative to reduce single-use materials and waste, encourage lower-impact transportation where available and expand the offering of plant-based food at concert venues. The organizers also state that HVO fuel is planned to be used as an alternative to conventional diesel for generators and tour vehicles where feasible. These measures do not eliminate the considerable environmental footprint of large stadium productions, but they show that sustainability is included in the tour's official operating plan.
It has additionally been confirmed that the partnership with the EARNT platform will be expanded to all 2027 markets, through which some fans will be able to obtain tickets by volunteering. The organizers announced that more details on how the system will work in the new cities would be published on September 11, 2026. Such a model introduces an alternative way of accessing certain tickets and fits into the tour's broader attempt to channel part of the demand through programs that are not limited solely to standard purchases.
For Styles, 2027 represents a transition from residencies to the global stadium level
The announcement of 25 new dates comes at a time when "Together, Together" has already outgrown the framework of conventional album promotion. A record 12 consecutive concerts at Wembley, 30 nights at Madison Square Garden and the planned first solo stadium run in the U.S. and Canada demonstrate a level of demand that allows Styles to structure the tour around the largest available venues. At the same time, the choice of guests, from established names such as Kylie Minogue and Tears for Fears to contemporary alternative performers such as Caroline Polachek, Feist and LCD Soundsystem, gives the project a broader musical framework.
For now, it has been confirmed that the new leg begins on April 2 in Phoenix and ends on August 28, 2027, in London. Whether the schedule will be expanded further in the meantime has not been officially confirmed. What is already clear is that "Together, Together" will turn into a months-long stadium cycle across two continents in 2027, with 25 concerts, 12 cities and a different guest performer in almost every market. For audiences, therefore, alongside Styles' own performance, an important part of each concert's identity will be precisely the combination of the city, stadium and selected guest.
Sources:
- Soldier Field / Live Nation - official information about the tour expansion, schedule, guest performers, ticket sales, charity partners and sustainability (link)
- Ticketmaster - official page for the Harry Styles and Kylie Minogue concert in Los Angeles on April 24, 2027, with presale and general sale times (link)
- Guinness World Records - confirmation of Harry Styles' record for 12 concerts at Wembley Stadium in a single run in 2026 (link)
- Official Charts Company - information about the album "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.", its release date and results on the UK chart (link)
- The Journal - information about the Dublin concerts and a statement from Styles' team about not using dynamic and Platinum pricing (link)