What to know
- Harry Styles will bring his Together, Together tour to Rogers Stadium in Toronto on May 7 and 8, 2027.
- Country superstar Lainey Wilson will join Styles as a special guest.
- The announcement follows days of mysterious smiley-face teasers spotted around Toronto and online.
- Fans can now register for the presale, which begins Sept. 15 at 4 p.m.
Harry Styles is coming back to Toronto.
The pop star announced Thursday that his “Together, Together” tour will stop at Rogers Stadium for two shows on May 7 and 8, 2027, with country star Lainey Wilson joining him as a special guest.
The Toronto dates come after days of speculation among Styles fans, who had been tracking a series of cryptic smiley-face teasers that began appearing around the world, including right here in Toronto.
Speculation quickly began growing after Styles’ signature smiley-face artwork appeared on screens at Exhibition Place during the Canadian National Exhibition. The artwork also appeared on his website and in posters in other cities, while some fans received physical envelopes featuring the same doodle.
A date, 09/10/26, appearing on some of the posters had fans convinced an announcement was coming, and they were right.
The announcement comes one day after Live Nation announced that AC/DC’s Rogers Stadium concert next week had been cancelled after the venue sustained damage following a severe storm.
The Toronto shows are part of an expansion of Styles’ Together, Together tour, which is already shaping up to be one of the biggest concert runs of his career.
Styles is currently performing 30 shows at New York City’s Madison Square Garden this September and October.
The 30-show MSG residency will run through October, before Styles continues the tour internationally.
Now, Toronto gets its own two-night stop.
Wilson will be joining Styles as a special guest. The country superstar has quickly become one of Nashville’s biggest acts, earning multiple Grammy Awards and hits including “Things a Man Oughta Know” and “Heart Like a Truck.”
And fans won’t have to wait long to get their shot at tickets. Registration for the Toronto presale is now open, with the presale beginning Sept. 15 at 4 p.m.
