Harry Styles has announced what he’s calling the final leg of his Together, Together stadium tour, and it’s going out with three nights at Wembley Stadium.
The new dates add stops across North America and Europe through 2027, including two-show runs at venues such as Los Angeles’ Rose Bowl, Toronto’s Rogers Stadium, Berlin, Paris, Madrid, Rome and Dublin’s Croke Park. London gets the biggest allocation: three shows at Wembley on 25, 27 and 28 August, with Tears For Fears as support.
The rest of the run comes with a genuinely stacked guest list. Kylie Minogue and LCD Soundsystem both feature across different legs, alongside Caroline Polachek, Feist, Tinashe and Lainey Wilson among others, with each city pairing Styles with a different support act rather than repeating the same bill night after night.
Announcing the dates, Styles was blunt about what they mean:
“Tomorrow’s announcement will be the final cities of Together, Together. After that, I don’t know what comes next.”
It’s the clearest signal yet that this era of touring is winding down, even as it goes out with one of the biggest stadium runs of his career.
Tickets follow the pricing model Styles has used throughout the tour: prices range from $60 to $400, with a limited allocation of $20 ‘Unpredictable Fun Tickets’, and no dynamic or platinum pricing in play. Presales begin the week of 14 September, with general on-sales following on 16 September for North American and Berlin dates, and on a rolling basis elsewhere depending on the market.
For a tour that’s already taken in multiple legs across three continents, a three-night Wembley closer is a fitting way to bring Together, Together home, given Styles’ own UK roots.
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