Calvin Harris Announces First North American Headline Tour for 2027

Calvin Harris is taking his arena show across North America. The Scottish DJ and producer announced Tuesday his first headlining North American tour, an 18-date run that starts April 1, 2027, in Boston and ends May 27 at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, according to Billboard and Pollstar.

Calvin Harris 2027 tour dates

The tour is produced by Live Nation, Billboard reports. Harris has played big festivals and Las Vegas residencies in the U.S. for years, but this is the first time he headlines a full North American tour. The dates listed by Pollstar:

• April 1: Boston, TD Garden
• April 2: Baltimore, CFG Bank Arena
• April 8: Philadelphia, Xfinity Mobile Arena
• April 9: Brooklyn, Barclays Center
• April 12: Toronto, Scotiabank Arena
• April 16: Montreal, Bell Centre
• April 17: Hamilton, TD Coliseum
• April 23: Houston, Toyota Center
• April 24: Fort Worth, Dickies Arena
• April 25: Austin, Moody Center
• April 29: St. Paul, Grand Casino Arena
• April 30: Chicago, United Center
• May 5: Salt Lake City, Delta Center
• May 7: Oakland, Oakland Arena
• May 14: Seattle, Climate Pledge Arena
• May 16: Vancouver, Rogers Arena
• May 21: San Diego, Viejas Arena
• May 27: Inglewood, Kia Forum

How to get tickets

Pollstar says fans can sign up for presale access at CalvinHarris.com. Tickets go on sale Oct. 19 through Reserved by Spotify for eligible U.S. Spotify Premium subscribers, who can buy up to two tickets through Ticketmaster. The artist presale follows Oct. 20 at noon local time, and the general on-sale starts Oct. 22 at noon, per Pollstar. Billboard lists the general on-sale at noon PT. Check the official site for your city’s time.

Why the announcement matters now

The news follows billboards teasing the shows in cities including Chicago, New York, Houston, Vancouver and San Diego last week, Billboard reports. Harris also performed this past weekend at Head Trip, the one-time festival on the Coachella grounds in Indio, California. In September he earned a Guinness World Record for the largest attendance at a DJ set by a single artist, after a February show for an estimated 1.6 million people in Sao Paulo, per Billboard and Pollstar.

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Sources: Billboard, Pollstar. Published Oct. 13, 2026. The featured image is an editorial cartoon, not a photograph.