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Harry Styles Adds Final 2027 Tour Dates With Kylie Minogue

Harry Styles has revealed the final North American and European cities for his 2027 Together, Together tour, featuring support from Kylie Minogue.

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Harry Styles has announced the final North American, UK, and European cities for his 2027 'Together, Together' tour. The newly added stadium shows run from April through August 2027, featuring a rotating lineup of support acts.

The 2027 itinerary begins in the United States with two nights at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix on April 2 and 3, supported by Tinashe. CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso will open at AT&T Stadium in Dallas on April 9 and 10, followed by Kylie Minogue at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Los Angeles on April 23 and 24. The North American leg also includes stops in Toronto with Lainey Wilson, Atlanta with Q Marsden, and Chicago.

In July, the tour moves to Europe. Getdown Services will support the Berlin shows at Flughafen Tempelhof on July 2 and 3. Caroline Polachek joins for two nights at Paris's Plenitude Arena, while Feist opens at Madrid's Riyadh Air Metropolitano. August dates include Rome's Circo Massimo with LCD Soundsystem, Dublin's Croke Park with Baby Rose, and three nights at London's Wembley Stadium with Tears for Fears. The schedule leaves a gap in June with no scheduled performances.

Tickets for the Paris, Madrid, Rome, and Dublin dates go on sale September 14. North American and Berlin shows follow on September 16, with London tickets available September 17. Fans who sign up by the end of the week gain access to pre-sale options.

Styles is introducing limited 'Unpredictable Fun Tickets' priced at £20, $20, or €20 across all dates. Additionally, fans will have the option to unlock tickets by volunteering, with further details to be announced.

These newly confirmed dates follow Styles's previous record-breaking 12-show run at Wembley Stadium, alongside stops in Amsterdam, São Paulo, and Mexico City. He is currently performing a 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden in New York, which concludes with a "Harryween" show on October 31. Following the New York run, the tour will visit Melbourne and Sydney in December.

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