Harry Styles
Photo: Johnny Dufort
The Grammy-winning singer and songwriter has announced residencies across the globe, billed as Together, Together.
The former One Direction star will play a record-breaking 12 nights at London's Wembley Stadium between June 26 and July 4, following 10 shows at Amsterdam's Johan Cruijff ArenA between May 16 and June 5.
He'll play Estadio MorumBIS in São Paulo, Brazil on July 17 and 18, then Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on July 31 and August 1.
Later in the summer, he'll kick off a staggering 30-date residency at New York's Madison Square Garden, beginning on August 26 with dates running through October 31, before heading to Australia in November, where he'll also play three shows in Melbourne and two in Sydney. Ticket details are below:
Amsterdam: General on sale begins January 30 at 11am CET for May 16 - 26 shows. General on sale begins January 30 at 2pm CET for May 29 - June 5 shows.
London: General on sale begins January 30 at 11am GMT for June 12 - 23 shows. General on sale begins January 30 at 2pm GMT for June 26 - July 4 shows.
New York: General on sale begins January 30 at 11am EST for August 26 - October 9 shows. General on sale begins February 4 at 11am EST for October 10 - 31 shows.
São Paulo: Tickets are on sale now.
Mexico City: General on sale begins today (January 29) at 11am CST.
Melbourne: General on sale begins January 30 at 11am AEDT.
Sydney: General on sale begins January 30 at 2pm AEDT.
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Support will come from Robyn in Amsterdam, Shania Twain in London, Fcukers in São Paulo, Jorja Smith in Mexico City, Jamie xx in New York, Fousheé and Baby J in Melbourne, and Skye Newman with Baby J in Sydney.
£1 from every London ticket sold will be donated to LIVE Trust, whose goal is to protect, expand and support grassroots music in the UK. In New York, the singer will continue his partnership with HeadCount, so that elegible fans can register to vote onsite at HeadCount’s pop-up activation. The tour will also support Choose Love, a humanitarian organisation that supports displaced people across 51 countries, who Styles has partnered with for a decade.
The former One Direction star is hitting the road to support his new Kid Harpoon-produced album, 'Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.', out on March 6. The lead single, Aperture, was released last week.
Ne-Yo and Akon
The acclaimed hitmakers have announced their co-headline Nights Like This Tour for spring.
The pair will take over Dublin's 3Arena for two nights on April 24 and 25, followed by arena shows in Newcastle, Glasgow, Leeds, two dates at Manchester's Co-Op Live arena, a night at Birmingham's Utilita Arena, and two dates at London's O2 Arena on May 8 and 9.
After the UK and Ireland dates, they'll sweep across mainland Europe between May 12 and 31, starting at Paris' Accor Arena and wrapping up at Atlas Arena in Łódź, Poland, before heading to North America in the summer.
Tickets for all dates go on general sale at 10am local time on Friday (January 30) - Compare and buy tickets here.
Akon put out his latest album, 'El Negreeto', in 2019, followed by a 2024 20th-anniversary edition of 'Trouble'. Since then, he's collaborated on tracks by a number of other artists.
Ne-Yo released 'Self Explanatory' in 2022 and has since dropped a number of standalone singles including Simple Things and Writings On The Wall with Anselmo Ralph.
Enter Shikari
Photo: Kate Hook
The electronic rock band from St Albans have announced new tour dates in the UK, Europe and Australia.
They'll travel Down Under first for shows in Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne, Frankston, Newcastle, Sydney, Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast between May 14 and 24.
Grandson will support on all dates except the Sunshine Coast show, with an additional opening act to be announced. Tickets go on general sale at 10am on February 2.
The tour then heads across mainland Europe from November 3 to 11, with stops in Hamburg, Munich, Leipzig, Düsseldorf, Berlin, Brussels and Tilburg between November 3 and 11.
The UK leg will follow from November 13 to 21 and features arena shows in Nottingham, Cardiff, Hull, Glasgow, Manchester and London, where they'll play two nights at Alexandra Palace.
The UK and European run also marks several milestones for the band, including their first arena show in Glasgow, their biggest headline dates in Manchester and Belgium, and first German headline arena show.
Support in the UK and Europe will come from Holding Absence and The Callous Daoboys. Tickets go on general sale at 10am GMT/11am CET on January 30 - Compare and buy tickets here.
Every ticket sold for the band’s UK dates will include a £1 donation to the Music Venue Trust, having done the same for their 2024 arena tour.
Enter Shikari put out their most recent studio album, 'A Kiss for the Whole World', in 2023 and supported it with a tour of the same name the following year, which included a huge London show at the OVO Arena Wembley. That performance was later released as the 2025 live album 'Live At Wembley'.
Wolf Alice
Photo: Rachel Fleminger Hudson
Fresh from celebrating their three BRIT Award nominations, the British rock band have announced a huge homecoming show at London's Finsbury Park on July 5, their biggest headline performance yet.
Support will come from special guests The Last Dinner Party, Lykke Li, Rachel Chinouriri, Keo and Florence Road.
Pre-sale tickets are available via Ticketmaster now, ahead of general sale at 9am on Friday (January 30) - Compare and buy tickets here.
The quartet are currently winding down a world tour supporting their fourth studio album, 'The Clearing', which was dropped last August. It recently earned them BRIT nominations for Album Of The Year, Group Of The Year, and Best Alternative/Rock Act. Head here for a full list of 2026 nominees
Ahead of the new summer show, the band will travel to Australia and New Zealand next month as part of the touring Laneway Festival, appear at the London fundraising event Trans Mission, headline a Teenage Cancer Trust show at the Royal Albert Hall in March, and play shows in Latin America in May.
This summer, they'll also headline Kendal Calling in Cumbria and Tramlines in Sheffield, the Eden Sessions in Cornwall, and NOS Alive in Portugal, alongside appearances at Mad Cool Festival in Madrid and TRNSMT in Glasgow. Tickets for those dates are on sale now.
John Bishop
Photo: Matt Crockett
The Liverpool comedian and actor will take his new Let's Go Round Again Tour to arenas in Leeds, Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester, Hull, Newcastle, Nottingham, Brighton, Bournemouth, Cardiff, Liverpool, Belfast and Dublin between April 29 and May 16 in 2027. The run will also include a show at London's Royal Albert Hall on May 12, 2027.
Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Friday (January 30) - Compare and buy tickets here.
The tour announcement arrives ahead of the UK cinema release of Is This Thing On? on the same day. Directed by Bradley Cooper, the film is inspired by Bishop's life and stars Cooper alongside Will Arnett and Laura Dern.
Later this year, the comic will also return to Saturday night television as host of a new BBC One entertainment series called Wisdom Of the Crowd.
Jack Savoretti
The English-Italian singer-songwriter will kick off his We Will Always Be The Way We Were Tour at the Lycabettus Theatre in Athens, Greece on September 25, with European dates running through to October 15.
He'll then head across the UK and Ireland between October 21 and November 16, calling in Plymouth, Portsmouth, Gateshead, Manchester, Hull, Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Sheffield, Oxford, Cambridge, Cardiff, Nottingham and Birmingham.
Tickets for the UK and Ireland go on general sale at 10am on Friday (January 30). The European dates go on sale the same day, with times varying by region - Compare and buy tickets here.
The tour's name comes from the artist's new album, 'We Will Always Be The Way We Were', which is set for release on April 10. He's already previewed it with the singles Only Gonna Cry For You featuring Steph Fraser and Do It For Love, as well as the title track.
Prior to the release, he'll perform sold-out shows in Leicester and Liverpool next month, and co-headline a London show with Katherine Jenkins on February 25 as part of BRITs Week for War Child. He'll also headline a previously confirmed concert at London's Royal Albert Hall on April 23.
Parklife
Photo: Alistair McVeigh
Headlining Manchester's Parklife festival at Heaton Park in June will be Calvin Harris, Sammy Virji (pictured) and Skepta.
Also performing across the weekend are Zara Larsson, Chris Stussy, Josh Baker, Nia Archives, Rudimental, Kettama, Marlon Hoffstadt, BLK., Andy C, Wilkinson, Shy FX, Armand Van Helden, and more.
Weekend and day tickets go on general sale from 10am on Friday (January 30) - Compare and buy tickets here.
Also Announced This Week:
- Lewis Capaldi has announced a second summer show in Newcastle.
- Summer Walker has added a second London date to her Still Finally Over It: The Trilogy Tour.
- Madness have added a Brighton beach show to their summer tour plans.
- Wunderhorse have announced three new UK and Ireland shows for the summer.
- Embrace have announced their ninth studio album, 'Avalanche', and a 30th anniversary tour for the autumn.
- Leo Sayer has announced autumn dates for his final full UK tour.
- The Orb and Ozric Tentacles will team up for a co-headline UK tour in the autumn.
- Wolfgang Van Halen's Mammoth will return to the UK and Europe in the autumn.
- Maisie Peters has announced her third album, 'Florescence' and global Before The Bloom tour dates.
- Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts have been announced for the Eden Sessions.
- Olivia Dean, The K's and Spiritualized have joined the line-up for BRITs Week For War Child.
- Saint Etienne have added three further dates to their final UK and Ireland tour later this year.
- Sparks have announced a short run of UK shows around their previously confirmed performance in London this summer.
- Tinie Tempah has lined up a summer show at Newbury Racecourse in Berkshire.
- Jools Holland has announced a new tour with his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra.
- Kim Gordon will return to the UK and Europe this spring.
- Empire Of The Sun have announced a run of UK and European shows for the summer.
- MIKA will play an Eden Sessions show this summer.
- JLS, Aitch and McFly have joined the line-up for this summer's Park Series.
- Garbage have announced a London show for the summer.
- Tom Jones has announced a trio of UK shows for his Come Gather Round Tour.
- Ricky Gervais has announced four more London shows for next month.
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