Harry Styles has fueled speculation that he may headline the Glastonbury Festival in 2027 by strategically leaving a gap in his newly extended "Together, Together" tour schedule. The singer announced this week that his tour will include 25 new dates across 12 cities, extending performances into 2027.
The extended tour is set to begin on April 2, with dates in the United States and Canada throughout April and May. Following his North American leg, Styles is scheduled to perform in Europe starting in July. Notably, there is a gap of nearly a month between his final U.S. dates and his first European performance in Berlin on July 2.
This break coincides with the dates for the Glastonbury Festival, which typically takes place between June 23 and June 27. Fans have taken to social media to interpret this scheduling as a strong indication of a potential headline slot at the festival, held at Worthy Farm.
The "Together, Together" tour originally launched in May 2026, with 67 shows across multiple continents. Styles has recently completed performances in Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, and Mexico City, and was undertaking a 30-night residency at New York's Madison Square Garden, his only U.S. performances of 2026. After concluding his U.S. dates, he is scheduled to play in Berlin, Paris, Madrid, Rome, and Dublin before returning to London for three shows at Wembley Stadium in late August.
Tickets for the London shows are set for general sale on September 17, with U.S. sales commencing on September 16. The tour is supporting Styles' latest album, "Kiss All The Time, Disco Occasionally." Each city on the extended run will feature a different special guest, including artists such as Tinashe, Kylie Minogue, and Lainey Wilson, alongside other support acts like The Womack Sisters and LCD Soundsystem.
Styles has previously indicated that this extended tour might be his last for some time, telling fans in an email that he is uncertain about his next steps after the tour concludes. He expressed his gratitude for the fan reception to the tour and his music, stating his excitement to discover what comes next for him.