Calvin Harris 2027 North American tour dates and where to stay

Choose a stop by the city you want

The tour plays 18 nights in Apr 1 – May 27, 2027, and most stops are indoor arenas in the downtown core of large cities. The choice is mostly a city choice, so pick the place where you would want a free day besides the show.

If you can take only one trip, choose a stop with a strong base of its own, such as Chicago, Seattle or Montreal. For a shorter trip, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore sit on the same rail corridor, so you can combine them without a flight.

Boston: North Station and TD Garden

TD Garden sits above North Station, so you reach the arena on the Orange Line or on the commuter rail without walking through the streets. The Orange Line brings you to North Station from downtown and from the south.

After the show, the platforms and connecting corridors fill at the same time. If the crowd is too dense, walk one stop south to Haymarket, which is also on the Orange Line, and board there.

Brooklyn: Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center station

Barclays Center is reached from the Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center station, where several subway lines meet. Take the train from Manhattan on the line that serves your hotel and get off at this station, which sits next to the arena.

On a show night, the station is one of the busiest in the borough, and the stairs and platforms stay crowded for a while after the doors open. Give yourself extra time to get home.

Toronto and Montreal: Union Station and the Bell Centre

Scotiabank Arena sits next to Union Station, the main rail hub of Toronto. The TTC subway, GO trains and VIA Rail all connect there, so the arena is one stop from most of your options.

In Montreal, the Bell Centre is a short walk from Lucien-L'Allier station on the orange line of the metro. Between the two cities, VIA Rail runs trains on the Corridor, while the drive takes several hours and depends on traffic.

Seattle and Vancouver: arenas by the transit lines

Climate Pledge Arena is on the Seattle Center grounds. The Seattle Center Monorail runs from Westlake Center downtown to the arena area, so the monorail is the direct link if you arrive by bus or on foot downtown.

Rogers Arena in Vancouver is a short walk from Stadium-Chinatown SkyTrain station, which is on the Expo and Millennium lines. Use that station both to arrive and to leave, since the streets around the arena fill after the show.

San Diego: the trolley to SDSU

Viejas Arena is on the San Diego State University campus. Take the Green Line trolley to the SDSU stop, then walk through campus. The paths fill as the crowd leaves, so keep to the main walkway toward the trolley.

Where to sleep near the venues

If the show is the reason for the trip, stay downtown close to the arena. In Boston, Back Bay and the area around North Station are close to TD Garden. In Brooklyn, downtown Brooklyn is close to Barclays Center, and in Toronto the downtown streets around Union Station are the closest base.

Rooms in these districts cost more on show nights, so book early. In San Diego, Mission Valley is close to the trolley to SDSU, and it suits a night that ends at the arena.

Moving between stops on one trip

Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore are on the Amtrak Northeast Regional line, and New York sits between Philadelphia and Boston. Brooklyn is reached from Manhattan by subway, so plan the train into New York and then the subway out to the arena.

Between the US and Canadian stops, flights are the usual choice. Carry your passport, because you cross the border on the way.