Harry Styles has announced that he will be extending his tour to include two shows in Toronto, Canada next year. The popular British singer revealed the extension of his Together, Together tour into 2027, adding 12 new cities to his itinerary. The tour will kick off in Phoenix on April 2 and conclude with a three-night stint in London at the end of August.

Fans can catch Harry Styles at Rogers Stadium in Toronto on May 7 and 8, marking his return to the city since 2022. Previously, the singer had unveiled a tour spanning seven cities and three continents from May to December, including a residency at Madison Square Garden in New York. Notably, the initial tour did not include any Canadian stops.

Rogers Stadium recently suffered significant damage during a severe storm, with images showing parts of the bleachers in disarray. Live Nation, the stadium’s operator, has stated that certain sections will require rebuilding before they can be deemed safe for use. As a result, an upcoming AC/DC concert scheduled for September 16 had to be canceled.

Presale tickets for Harry Styles’s new North American tour dates will be offered starting on September 15, followed by official ticket sales on September 16. Instead of bringing only one or two opening acts on tour, Styles announced various unique supporting acts through an Instagram post. Notable pairings include Tears for Fears in the U.K., Kylie Minogue in Los Angeles, Tinashe in Phoenix, Caroline Polachek in Paris, Feist in Rome, and Lainey Wilson in Toronto.

Live Nation also revealed plans to introduce a limited number of special $20 tickets for North American shows, along with £20 and €20 tickets for U.K. and European dates, respectively. These unique tickets, called “Unpredictable Fun Tickets,” will offer fans an affordable way to experience the tour, although details on availability and distribution are yet to be disclosed.