Harry Styles AMEX presale details now sit alongside 25 more Together, Together tour dates in 2027, with Wembley Stadium back on the schedule next August. The added run stretches a tour that already drew almost one million people at Wembley this summer and pushes the campaign into a more traditional stadium circuit across Europe and the US.
Wembley and 25 More Dates
25 additional shows are being added to the Together, Together tour, and the list includes Ireland, Spain, Italy, Germany and France, plus US stadium dates in Phoenix, Dallas, Atlanta and Chicago. Styles’ team also set ticket prices at $60 to $300, a tighter range than the outcry around the 2026 pricing that helped force the clarification.
Next August’s Wembley Stadium return is the clearest marker of how far this run has moved beyond a single-city residency model. The first leg concentrated on long stays in London and New York, and Styles is still in the middle of a 30-show residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden, but the 2027 dates point to a wider rollout with fewer repeat nights in each market.
Kylie Minogue in Los Angeles
Kylie Minogue is on the bill in Los Angeles, where the 2027 dates will give her first ever stadium concerts in the US. She posted on Instagram stories, “Together, together. Harry. Me. Can't wait to see you in April, LA.” That kind of city-specific pairing is the real operating detail here: each stop gets a different support act, so the bill changes market by market instead of staying fixed.
Tears For Fears will play at Wembley, which helps explain why the stadium return carries more than one draw for buyers watching these dates from afar. Harry Styles will also play US stadiums for the first time as a solo artist, and that shifts the tour from a residency-driven event into a broader stadium business with more inventory, more cities, and a more diverse ticket mix.
Unpredictable Fun Tickets
The most practical change for readers is the ticket structure. The upcoming dates introduce Unpredictable Fun Tickets, with a limited number available for £20 in the UK, $20 in the US and €20 in Europe, while the broader range runs from £44 to £221 in the UK and $60 to $300 elsewhere in the announcement. Details on availability and how to apply will be announced soon, so the immediate task is to watch for that process rather than assume standard presale access will cover the lowest-priced seats.
Styles’ note on Wednesday made the pivot feel deliberate: “Tomorrow's announcement will be the final cities of Together, Together.” Then the rollout added 25 more shows anyway. That contradiction is the story — final cities on paper, expansion in practice — and it means the real answer for buyers is simple: keep an eye on the on-sale details, because the next drop will decide who gets access to the cheapest tier.
