Harry Styles has unveiled plans to extend his tour to Canada next year, with only two shows scheduled in Toronto. The British pop sensation disclosed the expansion of his “Together, Together” tour into 2027 on Thursday, announcing performances in 12 additional cities, commencing in Phoenix on April 2 and concluding with a trio of shows in London at the end of August.
Scheduled for May 7 and 8, 2027, Styles will grace the stage at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, marking his return to the city since 2022. Initially, the “Aperture” crooner had announced a tour spanning seven cities across three continents from May to December, with a notable 30-day residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden, where he is presently in the midst of performing. The initial tour did not include any Canadian stops.
Recently, Rogers Stadium faced significant damage following a severe storm, with images depicting sections of the bleachers crumpled at the 50,000-capacity outdoor venue. Live Nation, the stadium operator, has indicated that sections of the venue will require reconstruction before they can be deemed safe for use. Consequently, an AC/DC concert slated for September 16 was canceled, which was intended to be the venue’s final event of the season.
Presale tickets for Styles’s upcoming North American tour dates will be accessible starting on September 15, followed by the official ticket sale on September 16. Instead of featuring one or two opening acts per continent, Styles shared a list of diverse supporting acts in a recent Instagram post.
For instance, Tears for Fears will join Styles for his London performances in the U.K., while Kylie Minogue is set to collaborate with Styles in Los Angeles. Notable artists like Tinashe, Caroline Polachek, and Feist will also make appearances in various cities. Toronto’s special guest will be country singer Lainey Wilson.
Live Nation has revealed plans to introduce a limited number of $20 tickets for North American tour dates, along with £20 and €20 tickets for U.K. and European shows, respectively, known as “Unpredictable Fun Tickets.” Further details on availability and distribution methods for these tickets are yet to be disclosed.
