Harry Styles is set to perform in Canada next year, with two shows scheduled in Toronto. The British singer recently announced an extension of his Together, Together tour into 2027, adding 12 more cities to the lineup. The tour will kick off in Phoenix on April 2 and conclude with three shows in London at the end of August.
Styles will take the stage at Rogers Stadium on May 7 and 8, marking his return to Toronto since 2022. Initially, the tour encompassed a seven-city, three-continent run from May to December, including a 30-day residency at Madison Square Garden in New York, where Styles is currently performing. The original tour did not feature any Canadian dates.
In recent news, Rogers Stadium suffered severe damage during a recent storm, with images showing sections of the bleachers collapsed in the 50,000-capacity outdoor venue. Live Nation, the stadium operator, stated that sections of the venue will require reconstruction before being deemed safe for use, leading to the cancellation of an upcoming AC/DC concert slated for September 16, which was supposed to be the venue’s final show of the season.
Pre-sale tickets for Styles’s upcoming North American tour stops will be accessible starting September 15, with official ticket sales commencing on September 16. Unlike the traditional approach of having one or two opening acts, Styles revealed a lineup of unique supporting acts in a recent Instagram post.
Special guests will include Tears for Fears in the U.K., Kylie Minogue in Los Angeles, Tinashe in Phoenix, Caroline Polachek in Paris, Feist in Rome, and country singer Lainey Wilson in Toronto. Live Nation also announced the introduction of a limited number of “Unpredictable Fun Tickets” priced at $20 for North American dates, £20 for U.K. dates, and €20 for European dates, although specific details on availability and distribution are yet to be disclosed.