Harry Styles has announced that he will be extending his tour into 2027, with an additional 12 cities added to the schedule. The tour will kick off in Phoenix on April 2 and conclude with three dates in London at the end of August. Among the added cities is Toronto, where Styles will be performing at Rogers Stadium on May 7 and 8, marking his first return to the city since 2022.
Previously, Styles had announced a tour spanning seven cities across three continents, running from May to December. This tour did not initially include any Canadian dates. The singer is currently in the middle of a 30-day residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
Rogers Stadium recently suffered significant damage during a storm, with photos showing sections of the bleachers in disarray. Live Nation, the stadium operator, has stated that parts of the venue will need to be rebuilt before it can host events again, leading to the cancellation of an upcoming AC/DC concert.
Fans can look forward to presale tickets for Styles’s new tour dates in North America becoming available on September 15, with general ticket sales starting on September 16. Rather than sticking to traditional opening acts, Styles has announced a lineup of unique supporting acts for each location, including Tears for Fears, Kylie Minogue, Tinashe, Caroline Polachek, Feist, and Lainey Wilson for the Toronto show.
In an effort to make the tour more accessible, a limited number of $20 tickets for North American dates, as well as £20 and €20 tickets for U.K. and European dates respectively, will be offered as “Unpredictable Fun Tickets.” Further details on availability and distribution of these special tickets are yet to be disclosed.