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Harry Styles is extending his hugely successful Together, Together tour into 2027, adding 25 more performances across Europe and the United States, including another run at London's Wembley Stadium.
The announcement comes as the British singer continues a 30 show residency at New York's Madison Square Garden. The additional dates will take Styles to countries including Ireland, Spain, Italy, Germany and France, giving fans who missed the first leg an opportunity to see the tour.
The 2027 shows will also mark Styles' first stadium performances as a solo artist in several American cities, including Phoenix, Dallas, Atlanta and Chicago. In London, he will return to Wembley Stadium next August, where he has already made history with a 12 night residency.
The singer's upcoming concerts will feature a wide range of support acts. British new wave favourites Tears For Fears will join him at Wembley, while Australian pop star Kylie Minogue will appear in Los Angeles. The performances will be particularly significant for Minogue, as they will mark her first stadium concerts in the United States.
Minogue celebrated the announcement on social media, expressing excitement about performing alongside Styles in Los Angeles.
Unlike the first section of the tour, which relied heavily on extended residencies in major cities, the 2027 dates will follow a more traditional touring format, with the production moving from one city to another.
The new dates also come with an effort to address concerns about concert affordability. Following criticism surrounding ticket prices for the 2026 shows, regular tickets for the upcoming concerts will range from $60 to $300, depending on the location.
Styles' team has also announced "Unpredictable Fun Tickets", offering a limited number of tickets for £20 in Britain, $20 in the United States and €20 in Europe. Further details about availability and applications are expected to be released.
The tour has received strong reviews, with critics praising Styles' ability to combine charisma, humour and musical variety. His performances have featured songs from all four of his solo albums, allowing him to showcase the evolution of his career.
His Wembley residency also earned him a Guinness World Record for the longest residency by a musician at the stadium during a single run.
Styles previously told fans that the overwhelming response to the 2026 tour encouraged him to continue. However, he admitted that he was initially uncertain about extending the run.
The singer has also suggested that the conclusion of the additional dates could mark an uncertain moment in his career. For now, though, Styles appears determined to enjoy the stage while the opportunity remains.
With 2027 now firmly on the calendar, fans have another year of Harry Styles concerts to look forward to, proving once again that the singer's touring appeal shows little sign of slowing down.
