Calvin Harris has played major venues and festivals across the U.S. for years, but he has never headlined a full North American tour of his own. That changes in spring 2027: on October 13, 2026 the Scottish DJ and producer announced an 18-date North American arena tour, promoted by Live Nation, running from April 1 at Boston's TD Garden to May 27 at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California.
The ticket timeline
The first tickets go to Spotify. Reserved by Spotify opens on Monday, October 19 at 10 a.m. local time, and Reserved tickets may be available to eligible U.S. Spotify Premium subscribers through Ticketmaster. Those fans will be notified by email and in the app and can buy up to two tickets, according to Live Nation. The artist presale follows on Tuesday, October 20 at noon local time, with sign-up at CalvinHarris.com, and the general onsale begins Thursday, October 22 at noon local time. If you are new to the Spotify system, our explainer on how Reserved tickets work covers the basics.
Billboard reported that billboards teasing the shows went up the week before the announcement in cities including Chicago, New York, Houston, Vancouver and San Diego.
The 18 dates
April 2027: Boston, TD Garden (April 1); Baltimore, CFG Bank Arena (2); Philadelphia, Xfinity Mobile Arena (8); Brooklyn, Barclays Center (9); Toronto, Scotiabank Arena (12); Montreal, Bell Centre (16); Hamilton, Ontario, TD Coliseum (17); Houston, Toyota Center (23); Fort Worth, Dickies Arena (24); Austin, Moody Center (25); St. Paul, Grand Casino Arena (29); Chicago, United Center (30).
May 2027: Salt Lake City, Delta Center (May 5); Oakland, Oakland Arena (7); Seattle, Climate Pledge Arena (14); Vancouver, Rogers Arena (16); San Diego, Viejas Arena (21); Inglewood, Kia Forum (27).
Why arenas, and why now
Harris arrives off a big year on the road. His two sold-out hometown shows at Glasgow's Hampden Park in August grossed $8,842,480 from 95,306 tickets sold, according to Pollstar Boxoffice, and three more sold-out shows in Ireland took his U.K. and Ireland total past 210,000 tickets, Live Nation said. His 2027 Australian headline tour has sold more than 330,000 tickets across 11 dates, which Live Nation calls the biggest headline tour by an electronic artist in that market. In February, his set in São Paulo drew an estimated 1.6 million people, earning a Guinness World Records title for the largest attendance at a DJ set by a single artist.
The announcement came days after his set at Head Trip, the one-time dance festival Goldenvoice staged on the Coachella grounds in Indio, which Billboard said featured hits like “Feel So Close,” “Sweet Nothing” and “We Found Love.” Billboard also pointed to Luminate's 2026 mid-year report, which named dance the fastest-growing genre in the U.S. Before the arena run, Harris has dates in Las Vegas, festival appearances in Mexico and Chile, and a sold-out show at Coliseo MedPlus in Bogotá on November 13.
Harris is booked by THE·TEAM's Brent Smith and managed by Mark Gillespie of Three Six Zero, Pollstar reported. Expect competition for presale access, as Raye's Royal Albert Hall presale showed.