Music · 11 September 2026
Harry Styles Adds Three Wembley Stadium Shows to 2027 Together, Together Tour
Harry Styles will return to Wembley Stadium for three more Together, Together shows in August 2027, with Tears For Fears joining as special guests.
Harry Styles 2027 Wembley shows have been confirmed as the British pop star extends his Together, Together tour into next year, adding three more nights at the national stadium after his record-breaking 2026 run.
Styles will return to Wembley Stadium on 25, 27 and 28 August 2027. The venue has confirmed that tickets will go on general sale at 11am on Thursday 17 September, while Live Nation lists Tears For Fears as the support act across all three London dates.
The announcement forms part of a wider 25-date extension taking the Together, Together tour across North America and Europe in 2027. The new run begins in Phoenix in April before travelling through cities including Los Angeles, Toronto, Berlin, Paris, Madrid, Rome and Dublin, with London providing the final three confirmed dates.
Harry Styles returns to Wembley after record-breaking run
The Harry Styles 2027 Wembley shows will bring him back to a venue where he made history earlier this summer. Wembley Stadium confirmed in July that Styles had completed the longest residency by a musician at the stadium during a single run, playing 12 concerts between 12 June and 4 July 2026.
That run surpassed the previous record of 10 shows achieved by Coldplay in 2025. Guinness World Records formally recognised Styles’ 12-night residency after the final concert on 4 July.
Rather than moving on from Wembley after that milestone, the new announcement adds another three London performances to the Together, Together era. Live Nation currently lists doors at 5pm, a 7pm show time and a 10.30pm curfew for the 2027 dates. Wembley also confirms that British Sign Language interpretation will be available at every show, with accessible ticketing handled directly by the stadium.
Tears For Fears join the London dates
The tour extension features a different guest in several cities. Kylie Minogue is set to join the Los Angeles shows, while Caroline Polachek is listed for Paris, Feist for Madrid and LCD Soundsystem for Rome. For the three Wembley nights, Styles will be joined by Tears For Fears.
The pairing gives the London dates a particularly strong British pop identity. Tears For Fears remain closely associated with songs including “Everybody Wants to Rule the World”, “Shout” and “Mad World”, while Styles has developed from his One Direction beginnings into one of the UK’s biggest solo touring artists.
The scale of the return is notable because Wembley was already the centrepiece of Styles’ 2026 UK touring. His 12-show run was initially announced at a smaller scale before demand led to additional concerts, eventually producing the stadium record. Adding three further dates for the following summer means the venue will again play a major role in the Together, Together tour rather than simply serving as a one-off finale.
The new dates continue to support Styles’ fourth solo album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, released earlier in 2026. His current Together, Together schedule continues through the remainder of this year before the newly announced stadium leg begins in April.
Tickets go on sale next week
For UK fans, the key date is Thursday 17 September, when general sale for the Wembley concerts opens at 11am. Live Nation is also offering registration for presale access ahead of the general sale.
Wembley lists the same basic age restrictions used for major stadium concerts, with no children under five admitted and no under-14s permitted in the standing area. The venue also says under-14s in seated areas must attend with an adult. Those details matter for families planning ahead, particularly given the scale of demand that surrounded Styles’ previous Wembley run.
The Wembley dates are currently the final confirmed concerts on the 2027 extension, with the tour scheduled to finish on Saturday 28 August. Reports have naturally prompted discussion about what Styles might do after the tour, but no retirement or long-term break has been officially announced. The confirmed news is much simpler: his current live chapter is getting considerably bigger before it reaches its conclusion.
After 12 Wembley nights in 2026, the Harry Styles 2027 Wembley shows give UK audiences three more chances to see the Together, Together production, this time with Tears For Fears helping to turn the final London run into a major pop event.