Harry Styles is set to bring his tour to Canada next year, but only for two performances in Toronto.
The British pop sensation announced on Thursday that he is extending his Together, Together tour into 2027, adding 12 new cities to the itinerary, starting with Phoenix on April 2 and concluding with three shows in London at the end of August.
He will take the stage at Rogers Stadium on May 7 and 8, 2027, marking his first return to Toronto since 2022.
The Aperture artist previously revealed a seven-city, three-continent tour that runs from May to December, which includes a month-long residency at Madison Square Garden in New York, where he is currently performing. This initial tour did not feature any dates in Canada.
Harry Styles performs during the 65th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, Feb. 5, 2023. (Mario Anzuoni/Reuters)
Recently, Rogers Stadium gained attention after suffering significant damage during a severe storm last week, with images showing portions of the bleachers crumpled in the 50,000-capacity outdoor venue.
According to Live Nation, which manages the stadium, some sections will require reconstruction before they can be safely used, resulting in the cancellation of an AC/DC concert that was planned to be the venue’s final event of the season on September 16.
Collapsed seating from a storm is seen at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on Sept. 3. (Keito Newman/The Canadian Press)
Presale tickets for Styles’s newly announced North American tour dates will go on sale on September 15, with general ticket sales commencing on September 16.
Instead of bringing one or two opening acts along with him across each continent, Styles mentioned various unique supporting acts in a post on Instagram Thursday.
For his London shows in the U.K., Tears for Fears will be joining him, while Kylie Minogue is expected to perform with Styles in Los Angeles, Tinashe in Phoenix, Caroline Polachek in Paris, and Canadian artist Feist in Rome, among others. Lainey Wilson will be the special guest in Toronto.
Live Nation has announced the introduction of a limited number of $20 tickets (in local currency) for North American tour dates, along with £20 and €20 tickets for U.K. and European dates, respectively, branded as “Unpredictable Fun Tickets.” Details regarding the availability and distribution of these tickets have yet to be disclosed.