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Harry Styles will be bringing his tour to Canada next year — but only for two dates in Toronto.
The British pop star announced an expansion of his Together, Together tour into 2027 on Thursday, revealing that he will be coming to 12 more cities, starting with Phoenix on April 2, and ending with three dates in London at the end of August.
He will be performing at Rogers Stadium on May 7 and 8, 2027, his first stop in Toronto since 2022.
The Aperture singer had previously announced a seven-city, three-continent tour, spanning from May to December and including a 30-day residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden that he is currently in the middle of. The initial run didn’t include any Canadian dates.
Rogers Stadium made headlines recently after it sustained serious damage during a major storm last week, with photos showing sections of the bleachers lying crumpled in the 50,000 capacity outdoor venue.
Live Nation, the operator of the stadium, says sections of the venue will need to be rebuilt before they are safe for use, leading to the cancellation of an AC/DC concert that was set to be the venue’s last of the season on Sept. 16.
Presale tickets for Styles’s new North American tour dates will be available on Sept. 15, with tickets going on sale officially on Sept. 16.
Rather than carry one or two opening acts with him on each continent of the tour, Styles listed a number of unique supporting acts in an Instagram post Thursday.
Tears for Fears will support Styles at his London dates in the U.K., for instance, while Kylie Minogue is set to appear with Styles in his Los Angeles sets, Tinashe in Phoenix, Caroline Polachek in Paris and Canadian singer Feist in Rome, among others. Toronto’s special guest is country singer Lainey Wilson.
According to Live Nation, the tour will be introducing a limited number of $20 tickets (in local currency) for tour dates in North America, as well as £20 tickets and €20 tickets for U.K. and European dates respectively, called “Unpredictable Fun Tickets.” Details have not yet been released on when these might be available or how they will be rolled out.
