Harry Styles is extending the Together/Together tour into 2027 with 25 new stadium dates across 12 cities, marking his first solo stadium runs in the US and Canada.

The expanded 2027 leg includes four Rose Bowl shows in Pasadena, with two additional LA dates on April 23 and 24, featuring Kylie Minogue as a special guest.

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A limited batch of $20 Unpredictable Fun tickets is planned for North America, the UK, and Europe, with sale dates staggered by region and more details to come.

Exact sale dates for the newly added 2027 dates were announced to roll out mid-September, with North America general sales on September 16 and select UK dates on September 17; a limited discounted ticket tranche is also planned.

The tour will feature a rotating lineup of opening acts, including Kylie Minogue for the LA Rose Bowl shows and other guests such as Tinashe, LCD Soundsystem, Feist, Lainey Wilson, Caroline Polachek, and Tears for Fears depending on the date.

The 2027 extension kicks off in April in Phoenix with Tinashe and will include a broader guest roster, with other stops highlighting acts like LCD Soundsystem and the Womack Sisters.

The 2027 schedule spans North America and Europe, with stops in major cities such as Dallas, Los Angeles, Toronto, Atlanta, Chicago, Berlin, Paris, Madrid, Rome, Dublin, and concludes with Wembley Stadium in London.

The 2026 leg kicked off in May with a global itinerary that included stops in Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, Mexico City, and a 30-show Madison Square Garden residency, tied to the album announcement linked to Kiss All the Time.

American Express cardholders have an exclusive presale window, the only presale access for the event.

Rose Bowl ticket sales begin Wednesday, September 16 at 9 a.m. PDT through Ticketmaster, with prices ranging from $60 to $300 for all-ages shows.