Harry Styles has announced a 2027 extension of his Together, Together Tour, adding 25 shows across six North American and six European stadiums [S1]. The newly added dates follow previous runs that included 50 shows across seven cities such as London, São Paulo, Mexico City, New York, Melbourne, and Sydney [S3], alongside 30 performances at Madison Square Garden [S1].
Stadium Schedule and Two-Night Runs
The 2027 itinerary is structured as a road show featuring two-night stands in each scheduled stadium, with the exception of a three-night engagement in London [S1]. The North American leg encompasses six venues: Phoenix at State Farm Stadium, Dallas at AT&T Stadium, Los Angeles at the Rose Bowl Stadium, Toronto at Rogers Stadium, Atlanta at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and Chicago at Soldier Field [S1].
European dates span six additional stadium locations: Berlin at Flughafen Tempelhof, Paris at Plenitude Arena, Madrid at Riyadh Air Metropolitano, Rome at Circo Massimo, Dublin at Croke Park, and London at Wembley Stadium [S1]. Support acts assigned to the tour include Kylie Minogue for Los Angeles and Tears for Fears for Wembley, alongside LCD Soundsystem, Tinashe, Feist, Caroline Polachek, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Womack Sisters, Baby Rose, and Q Marsden [S1].
Standard ticket prices for the 2027 extension will range from $60 to $300 [S1]. In addition to standard pricing, the tour introduces an "Unpredictable Fun Ticket" tier priced at $20 in the United States, £20 in the United Kingdom, and €20 in Europe [S1].
Charitable Initiatives and Ticket Structures
The upcoming 2027 tour integrates specific philanthropic commitments across multiple global regions [S2]. Harry Styles will donate £1 from every ticket sold in London directly to Live Trust [S1].
Beyond the London-specific contribution, the tour maintains formal partnerships with several charitable organizations [S2]. Choose Love serves as the global charity partner, while Live Trust operates as the UK partner and HeadCount functions as the US partner [S2].
These charitable components accompany the structured ticketing tiers, which balance standard pricing between $60 and $300 with the newly established low-cost regional pricing option [S1]. The multi-night stadium engagements apply to all twelve cities, with London hosting a three-night run.
The next step will be to see how the new pricing tier and charitable initiatives perform in the market.
Additional operational details regarding exact on-sale timings and local promoter box office rules remain subject to the individual stadium policies for each of the designated North American and European stops [S1].