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This announcement comes on the same day as her kicking off her North America tour, as she begins her tour in Philadelphia today. While the North American leg features special guest Underscores, her UK and EU leg will be accompanied by rising sensation Audrey Hobert. Charli will be showcasing her new album ‘Music, Fashion, Film’, which was released back in July with 11 new tracks.

After announcing, Charli took to Instagram to tell her followers that during her first show in Philadelphia she will be “Playing an old song tonight on night 1 of tour. A special song.” The next couple of months will not only build anticipation for the second leg of her tour but also prepare fans for what’s to come. While an official setlist has yet to be confirmed, you can have a look at her most recent setlist from her appearances at Reading and Leeds Festival or wait to see what tonight’s show has in store. At Reading Festival, Charli showcased 10 of her new songs from ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ and 8 songs from her charting album ‘BRAT’, focusing mainly on her newer material.

You can sign up for presale access from now till the 15^th of September, and artist pre-sale tickets will be available from the 16^th of September at 11 am. Alternatively, general sale will kick off at 9 am on the 18^th of September. However, fans who pre-ordered ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ from her official store immediately qualify for first access to pre-sale tickets and should receive an email regarding tickets shortly.

Tour Dates:

February

13- 3Arena, Dublin

15- OVO Hydro, Glasgow

17- Co-op Live, Manchester

19- The O2, London

22- Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam

24- Accor Arena, Paris

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The Together, Together Tour 2027 will kick off in North America and hit select cities in Europe along the way, before it caps off in the UK. North American tour stops include Dallas, Los Angeles, Chicago and Toronto. Australian pop legend, Kylie Minogue will support Styles at the Los Angeles dates, set to take place at the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium. Minogue posted her excitement to Facebook, saying she “can’t WAIT.” 

European stops include Berlin, Madrid, Paris and Rome. Indie icons, LCD Soundsystem, will support Styles in Rome, sure to provide a disco-lit party for fans to dance themselves clean. Additionally, Styles will take rising British rock duo, Getdown Services as support for the Berlin dates. Styles has previously selected newcomers as his openers that later emerged into their own notable successes, including Arlo Parks in 2022 and Wet Leg in 2023. 

The final stops of Styles’ 2027 tour will take place in the UK and Ireland. First, he will play two nights in Dublin’s Croke Park with support from Baby Rose. And then he will close out the tour with three more mammoth nights at London’s Wembley Stadium in late August.  These come after a record-breaking 12-night run of shows at Wembley Stadium this summer. Iconic British rock set, Tears for Fears, will be supporting Styles for his final Together, Together Tour shows. 

What the future holds for Styles after the 2027 tour dates is unknown. He told fans in an email message sent ahead of the tour announcement that those would be the “final cities of Together, Together.” Saying, “after that, I don’t know what comes next for me” but assured fans he is “excited to find out.” He described the massive residency tour he is currently on as “special” and “far beyond what [he] could have imagined.” But he said at first, extending the tour into 2027 felt “daunting.” He went on to say “being an artist is the only life I’ve ever known really, I have been doing this since I was 16 years old, and I feel like the luckiest person in the world to still be sharing these moments with you.” 

Styles’ team is providing fans with many creative ways to share these final moments. There will be a limited number of “Unlimited Fun Tickets” which will be priced at £20/$20/€20 each. Also, a detailed list of ticket prices for every new tour date has been posted to social media. Styles’ team, HSHQ writes this is part of the team “taking measures to be more transparent on pricing for fans.” 

Tickets go on sale next week. On September 14, Paris, Madrid, Rome and Dublin tickets go on sale. On September 16, North American and Berlin dates go on sale. And finally, on September 17, London tickets go on sale. Detailed information on pre-sale options can be found here. And all additional ticket information can be found here. 

Styles is playing out the end of the 2026 leg of the Together, Together Tour currently on a sold-out run of 30 nights at Madison Square Garden in New York City. He will stop in Australia before the end of the year, taking a short break before 2027 Together, Together shows begin in April. 

Harry Styles Together, Together Tour 2027 UK/EU Dates 

2/7 – Flughafen Tempelhof – Berlin, GE 

3/7- Flughafen Tempelhof – Berlin, GE

16/7 -  Plenitude Arena – Paris, FR

17/7 -  Plenitude Arena – Paris, FR

30/7 – Riyadh Air Metropolitano – Madrid, ES

31/7 – Riyadh Air Metropolitano – Madrid, ES

7/8 – Circo Massimo – Roma, IT

8/8 – Circo Massimo – Roma, IT

18/8 – Croke Park – Dublin, IE

20/8 – Croke Park – Dublin, IE

25/8 – Wembley Stadium Connected by EE – London, UK

27/8 – Wembley Stadium Connected by EE – London, UK

28/8 – Wembley Stadium Connected by EE – London, UK

Radiohead returned to the stage in 2025 after a 7-year hiatus, playing 4 dates across Europe. However, this wasn’t a one-off occasion as it set a precedent for upcoming shows. Guitarist Ed O’Brien told Rolling Stone back in March, “What we’re going to do is, every year we’re going to do a different continent, and we’re going to do 20 shows each year. No more, no less.”

This will be Radiohead’s first time performing in Australia since 2012 and first time in Japan since 2016. The band’s unexpected return to Europe last year was accompanied by surprise renditions of their songs ‘Jigsaw Falling into Place’ and ‘(Nice Dream)’ which they hadn’t performed in 16 years. Fans in Australia and Japan can prepare for a spectacular show after a lengthy break, which could potentially include some rare recitals of some of their hidden gems.

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To make ticket purchasing fair, fans will only be able to buy tickets via registration on the band’s official website. For shows in Australia, registration closes on the 10^th of September, and on the 27^th of September for Japan.  Once you have successfully registered, you will then receive a code or set of instructions to purchase no more than 4 tickets. Ticket prices are fixed depending on the type of ticket you select and will include a small charity donation that Radiohead will match. Proceeds from the Australian leg will go toward Greenpeace Australia Pacific and the Australian Marine Conservation Society, while proceeds from the Japanese leg will go toward More Trees.

2027 Tour dates

May:

3- RAC Arena, Perth
4- RAC Arena, Perth
6- RAC Arena, Perth
7- RAC Arena, Perth
13- Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
14- Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
16- Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
17- Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
19- Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
20- Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
25- Afterpay Arena, Sydney
26- Afterpay Arena, Sydney
28- Afterpay Arena, Sydney
29- Afterpay Arena, Sydney
31- Afterpay Arena, Sydney

June:

1- Afterpay Arena, Sydney
8- GMO Arena, Saitama
9- GMO Arena, Saitama
11- GMO Arena, Saitama
12- GMO Arena, Saitama
13- GMO Arena, Saitama

According to Radiohead’s website, these will be the only shows scheduled for 2027, with no additional locations or dates. You can sign up to their mailing list to ensure you don’t miss important information regarding live shows and tickets.

The band started this global tour back in March 2022, and last year it became the highest-grossing rock tour of all time.

Coldplay have only one show left of their record-breaking 10-night residency at London’s Wembley Stadium, which will take place September 12. These dates follow two stadium shows in Hull last month.

During their show at Wembley Stadium September 6, Chris Martin revealed that there will be more shows to come on the tour. “This tour has 138 more shows to go,” he told the crowd.

“We have a break coming up, and we’ll announce the shows for 2027 soon. But we only have two more this year, and then we’re gonna go and make this really special thing that we’ve been making for years and years, and it’s really good. But shush!.”

“I’m telling you that because I want to tell you something I haven’t told anybody else. That’s what it is, OK?”

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The “really special” project Chris hinted at is potentially the first Coldplay’s final two albums.

When speaking with NME following the release of their 10th album ‘Moon Music’, Chris stated that the plan for the band’s catalogue is to end after 12 albums.

“Yes, it is 12 albums for sure, but we’re going to be a bit later than [2025],” he explained. This lines up with the group’s return to the road in 2027, and suggests that their next LP could arrive that year or in 2026.

He went on to say: “Our last single is on this album [‘Moon Music’], and that’s called ‘All My Love’. That’s the last ‘single’ single. We have the musical thing, then an album just called ‘Coldplay’, which is the final one. I think that will be a year late – I know it will be.”

For Coldplay’s dates this year, ten per cent of their proceeds are being donated to the Music Venue Trust in order to help support grassroots venues.

Coldplay also had to reschedule two of their dates at Wembley Stadium due to the tube strikes.

On a statement on their website, they said it was “impossible” to get fans to and from Wembley Stadium without London Underground.

Coldplay said that instead of cancelling the shows altogether, they moved the September 7 show to September 6, and the September 8 show to September 12.

Coldplay will still play ten nights at Wembley Stadium, breaking the joint record set by Take That and Taylor Swift, despite these dates changing.

The ‘Music Of The Spheres’ tour is already the most-attended concert in history, according to Guinness World Records, with over 10 million tickets already sold.