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Follow a tour12 cities · Apr 2027 to Aug 2027

Harry Styles Together, Together 2027 tour dates and where to stay

Together, Together 2027 is 41 shows in 12 cities: North America from 2 April to 5 June 2027, then Europe from 2 July to the last night at Wembley on 28 August. Every city gets at least two nights and Arlington and Chicago get five, so a trip can cover two shows. The Paris dates are at Plenitude Arena in Nanterre, west of the city. Below: every night, rooms near each venue and the trip to the next city.

Tour dates

DateCityVenueTicketsStayNext stopTrip planner
Apr 2, 2027GlendaleUSAState Farm StadiumOn saleRooms near venuePlan this day: Glendale, Apr 2, 2027
Apr 3, 2027GlendaleUSAState Farm StadiumOn saleRooms near venueArlington: about 2h flight from Phoenix to Dallas-Fort WorthPlan this day: Glendale, Apr 3, 2027
Apr 9, 2027ArlingtonUSAAT&T StadiumOn saleRooms near venuePlan this day: Arlington, Apr 9, 2027
Apr 10, 2027ArlingtonUSAAT&T StadiumOn saleRooms near venuePlan this day: Arlington, Apr 10, 2027
Apr 14, 2027ArlingtonUSAAT&T StadiumOn saleRooms near venuePlan this day: Arlington, Apr 14, 2027
Apr 16, 2027ArlingtonUSAAT&T StadiumOn saleRooms near venuePlan this day: Arlington, Apr 16, 2027

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Where the tour goes

Pins are cities; venues are in the dates table above.

The Harry Styles Together, Together 2027 guide

Choose the night by the trip you want

In London, Dublin, Rome, Madrid and Berlin the venue is a short ride from the centre, so the show fits into a city break with a few days to see the city. Chicago and Atlanta also work well as city breaks, with the stadium on a rail line from downtown.

Glendale, Arlington and Pasadena sit beside Phoenix, Dallas and Los Angeles rather than in their centres. For those nights, plan the trip around the show: the organizer publishes the shuttle and coach details for each one, and those are the easiest way to reach the gates.

For the Nanterre night, the venue is outside Paris itself. Choose your base in Paris only if you have checked the route from there before the day of the show.

London: Wembley Stadium by the Jubilee or Metropolitan line

Take the Jubilee or Metropolitan line to Wembley Park. The stadium is a short walk from the station, and the walk is the same route on the way back.

The platforms and the walkway fill up before and after the show, and the trains back into central London are crowded when the gates close. Leave time to get through the station rather than planning a tight connection.

Stay near a Jubilee line stop in central London, such as the Westminster or Baker Street areas, and ride out on the night. Rooms across the city cost more on show nights, so book early.

Dublin: Croke Park and the Maynooth line

Drumcondra station is the closest rail stop to Croke Park, a short walk from the ground. Trains from Connolly reach Drumcondra in a few minutes on the Maynooth line.

The paths between the station and the gates get busy when the show ends, and the trains are packed with people leaving at the same time. Walking into the city centre is a practical option on a clear night.

Stay in the centre or on the north side near the rail line, so the walk or the train to the ground is short.

Rome: Circo Massimo on Metro Line B

Take Metro Line B to Circo Massimo, the station next to the venue. From Termini, the main station, it is three stops.

The station and the route from it are crowded when the show finishes, so allow time for the trip back. Trains on Line B are the quickest way back to the centre at night.

Stay near Termini or along Line B in the centre. The ride back after a late show is short from either.

Madrid: Metro Line 7 to Estadio Metropolitano

The stadium is served by Metro Line 7, and the station is named Estadio Metropolitano. Check the Line 7 route from your hotel before the day of the show.

People watching concert
People watching concert

The trains are busy after the match-day crowds leave the stadium, so plan the return at a steady pace rather than rushing for the first train out.

Stay in the centre and check the Line 7 route from there. The stadium is reached from that one line.

Berlin: Tempelhof on the U6

Take the U6 to Platz der Luftbrücke, the stop beside the former airport. Friedrichstraße, a central station, is on the same line, so the route from the middle of the city is a single ride.

The stop and the walk from it fill up quickly after the show, and the trains heading back are busy. Give yourself time at the station rather than waiting on the platform.

Stay in Kreuzberg or Mitte, near the U6. Rooms are easier to find a few streets away from the stadium than right beside it.

Chicago and Atlanta: rail to the stadiums

In Chicago, take the Red Line to Roosevelt station and walk to Soldier Field through the Museum Campus. The line runs north to the Loop and the centre of the city.

In Atlanta, the MARTA stations at Vine City and GWCC/CNN Center serve Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Both are a short walk from the venue.

Stay in the Loop in Chicago, along the Red Line. In Atlanta, stay downtown or in Midtown near a MARTA station so the ride back is short.

Moving between stops and getting home

Between the European stops, flights are usually quicker than trains, and the transatlantic moves between the US, Canada and Europe need a flight. Allow a full day between a show in one country and the next show in another, so the airport and the check-in fit in.

For the US and Canada stops that sit outside their cities, the organizer's shuttle or coach is the simplest link to the venue. Keep the return journey booked before you travel.

Check the last train or service times for the day of your show before you leave the stadium. The last services after a show fill quickly, and the queues are longest in the first hour after the gates close.

Fan tips for stadium nights

  • Paris means Nanterre. Plenitude Arena, the former Paris La Défense Arena, is in Nanterre, next to the La Défense business district. Metro line 1 and RER A both stop at La Défense, so a room along either line saves a change after the show.
  • Three US stadiums are outside the big city. AT&T Stadium is in Arlington, between Dallas and Fort Worth. The Rose Bowl is in Pasadena, northeast of downtown Los Angeles, and State Farm Stadium is in Glendale, west of Phoenix. Price a room near the venue against a downtown hotel plus a ride each way.
  • Berlin and Rome are open-air. In Berlin the shows are on the airfield of the former Tempelhof airport; in Rome they are at the Circus Maximus in the city centre, which has its own stop on metro line B. Pack for rain at both.
  • Look at the added nights. Arlington, Pasadena, Toronto, Chicago, Berlin, Nanterre, Madrid, Dublin and London all got extra dates after the first announcement. If your first-choice night is gone, check the other dates in the same city.