Harry Styles announces “final cities” for ‘Together, Together’ tour for UK, Europe and North America in

Harry Styles has announced the “final” cities that he will play at as part of his ‘Together, Together’ tour, taking place in 2027 – and support comes from Kylie Minogue, LCD Soundsystem and more.

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The new dates come as part of his ongoing ‘Together, Together’ tour, which has so far seen him play a record-breaking 12 shows at London’s Wembley Stadium, as well as dates in Amsterdam, São Paulo and Mexico City.

He is now playing an impressive 30 nights at New York’s iconic Madison Square Garden venue, which kicked off at the end of last month and has so far seen him pay tribute to Dolly Parton and also make a reference to Taylor Swift’s wedding, which was held at the same venue.

The 30 shows mark the final dates planned on this leg of the tour, and conclude with a “Harryween” show on October 31, before more dates in Melbourne and Sydney in December.

Now, Styles has confirmed more live shows which will be the “final cities” for the massive ‘Together, Together’ tour.

New shows include three more nights at London’s Wembley Stadium in August, where he will have support from Tears for Fears, two at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles, where Kylie Minogue will open for him, and two in Paris, where he will be joined by Caroline Polachek.

Other new shows include two shows in Rome, two in Dublin, two in Madrid, and two in Berlin. For the latter, Styles will enlist support from Getdown Services, in Rome it will be LCD Soundsystem who open for him, in Madrid it will be Feist, and in Dublin it will be Baby Rose.

Other dates include stops in Phoenix, Dallas, Toronto, Atlanta and Chicago, with support coming from Tinashe, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Lainey Wilson, The Womack Sisters and Q Marsden.

It is also worth noting that there is a gap in June in the tour schedule, which means that a potential slot at Glastonbury 2027 could be on the cards.

Tickets go on sale on September 16 for North America and Berlin shows, September 14 for dates in Paris, Madrid, Rome and Dublin, and September 17 for London shows.

Pre-sale options are available for fans who sign up here by the end of the week, and you can visit here for tickets and more information.

More details about both of these options will be shared at a later date.

Styles first told fans that he would be adding more dates to his tour in an email last night (Wednesday September 9), thanking those who had already come out to see him live and saying that they “turned it into [something that] was far beyond what I could have imagined.”.

Harry Styles has sent out an email about his 2027 tour announcement.

The 2027 dates see Styles join forces with Green Nation – Live Nation’s global sustainability initiative – to reduce emissions and encouraging lower-impact travel options for fans where available.

At all dates, the singer will continue to support Choose Love for a 10th year, and at London dates, £1 from every ticket sold in London will be donated to LIVE Trust to help protect grassroots venues and talent.

In the US, proceeds will be donated to HeadCount, which helps use music to register voters and promote democratic participation.

Dates come in support of his fourth solo album, ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally’, which was released in March and inspired by LCD Soundsystem.

For Getdown Services, the slot on his tour comes following Styles enlisting them for his time curating Meltdown Festival in London – where he organised 11 nights at the legendary Southbank Centre.

He launched the record with a ‘One Night Only’ show in Manchester earlier this year, filming the performance for a Netflix special, the subsequent tour dates have featured support from Robyn, Shania Twain, Jamie xx, Jorja Smith, Fousheé, Fcukers and Skye Newman.

NME caught the ‘Together, Together’ tour in Amsterdam in May, giving the show a glowing five-star review. It hailed the performance as “a hopeful celebration of community and connection”.

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