Fans gain 25 additional Together, Together concerts in 2027, including a three-night return to Wembley Stadium next August and new US stadium dates for the singer as a solo artist.
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Styles, who is midway through a 30-show residency at Madison Square Garden, announced the second leg will visit Ireland, Spain, Italy, Germany and France, territories that did not host shows on the tour's first phase. The 2027 run shifts away from the long city residencies of 2026 into a conventional rolling stage tour, and it adds US stadium stops in Phoenix, Dallas, Atlanta and Chicago.
Every city on the new itinerary will feature a different support act. Tears For Fears are billed to open at Wembley, while Kylie Minogue will appear on the Los Angeles date, marking what the announcement describes as her first ever stadium concerts in the United States. Minogue celebrated the news on her Instagram stories, writing, "Together, together. Harry. Me. Can't wait to see you in April, LA."
The announcement also addressed pricing after public criticism over 2026 ticket costs. Regular tickets for the new dates will range from $60 to $300, which the statement equates to (£44 to £221). In addition the tour will introduce "Unpredictable Fun Tickets," a limited programme offering tickets for £20 in the UK, $20 in the US and €20 in Europe. Organisers said details on availability and how to apply will be published soon, and that standard prices will vary by city with on-sale information available on the artist's website.
Styles will finish the extended run with three further nights at Wembley next August. His earlier 12-night residency at the stadium this summer earned a Guinness World Record for the longest single-run residency by a musician at Wembley, and the shows drew almost one million attendees. The singer said in a public note that the 2027 dates were planned after he saw what audiences "turned it into," adding, "After that, I don't know what comes next for me, but I know that I'm excited to find out."
Critical response to the tour has been broadly positive. Rolling Stone called Styles "effortlessly charismatic," and Variety praised his presence, writing, "Styles is a one-in-millions performer, with a hurricane-force charm that's dashing and sexy and goofy at the same time." The extended schedule also maintains a philanthropic element: £1 from every London ticket will be donated to the Live Trust, which supports grassroots music venues in the UK.
