Harry Styles has revealed plans to extend his tour into 2027 with additional concert dates in Canada, specifically in Toronto. The British singer will be visiting 12 more cities as part of his Together, Together tour, starting in Phoenix on April 2 and concluding with three performances in London in late August. In Toronto, Styles will be performing at Rogers Stadium on May 7 and 8, marking his first visit to the city since 2022.
Previously, Styles had announced a tour spanning seven cities across three continents from May to December, which included a month-long residency at Madison Square Garden in New York. Notably, the initial tour did not include any Canadian dates.
Rogers Stadium recently suffered significant damage during a severe storm, causing sections of the bleachers to collapse in the 50,000-capacity outdoor venue. Live Nation, the stadium’s operator, has stated that reconstruction work is necessary before the venue can safely host events, leading to the cancellation of an upcoming AC/DC concert scheduled for September 16.
Tickets for Styles’s new North American tour dates will be available for presale on September 15, followed by official ticket sales on September 16. Instead of traditional opening acts, Styles has announced a lineup of unique supporting artists for various tour stops, including Tears for Fears in London, Kylie Minogue in Los Angeles, Tinashe in Phoenix, and Caroline Polachek in Paris. In Toronto, country singer Lainey Wilson will be the special guest performer.
As part of the tour, Live Nation will offer a limited number of special “Unpredictable Fun Tickets” priced at $20 for North American dates, £20 for U.K. dates, and €20 for European dates. Further details on the availability and distribution of these tickets have yet to be disclosed.