Calvin Harris has confirmed his first-ever headline tour of North America. The Scottish producer will play 18 arena shows across the United States and Canada in spring 2027, opening at TD Garden in Boston on April 1 and finishing at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on May 27. Live Nation is promoting the run.

At a glance

  • What: Calvin Harris's first dedicated North American headline tour
  • When: April 1 to May 27, 2027
  • How many shows: 18 arena dates
  • First show: TD Garden, Boston
  • Last show: Kia Forum, Los Angeles
  • Promoter: Live Nation

Where the tour goes

Alongside Boston and Los Angeles, the routing includes Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Toronto, Montreal, Houston, Chicago, Seattle, Vancouver and San Diego.

It is a notable step for an artist whose songs have filled North American radio and festival main stages for more than ten years. Until now, he had never put together a headline run of his own in the region.

Billboards had already hinted that North American dates were coming, as we covered in Calvin Harris Billboards Hint at a North American Tour.

How to get tickets

Sales open in three stages, all at local time:

  1. Reserved by Spotify: Monday, October 19 at 10am, for eligible Premium users who are contacted by Spotify. Each can buy up to two tickets via Ticketmaster.
  2. Artist presale: Tuesday, October 20 at 12pm. Sign-up is open now on CalvinHarris.com.
  3. General sale: Thursday, October 22 at 12pm.

A huge year on the road

The announcement rounds off a busy year of live shows. Over the summer he played two sold-out nights at Hampden Park in Glasgow for more than 100,000 people, then sold out three dates in Ireland, taking his UK and Ireland total above 210,000 tickets.

His Australian tour has sold more than 330,000 tickets across 11 shows, which the source describes as the biggest headline run by an electronic artist in that market. In February, his São Paulo set drew an estimated 1.6 million people and earned a Guinness World Records title, a story we reported in Calvin Harris Makes Guinness World Records History.

Before the spring tour, he still has dates in Las Vegas, festival appearances in Mexico and Chile, and a sold-out show at Coliseo MedPlus in Bogotá on November 13.

Why it matters

Harris has over 56 billion streams, two UK No. 1 albums and 11 UK No. 1 singles. His recent single 'Blessings' with Clementine Douglas reached No. 3 in the UK, and he has since released 'Ocean' with Jessie Reyez, 'Release the Pressure' with Kasabian and 'Satisfy' with Jazzy.

For North American fans who have only caught him at festivals or in Las Vegas, this tour is the first chance to see a full arena show built around him.

Source: EDMTunes. Photo: Thibault Trillet on Pexels.