Together, Together Seat Views

Find the best seats for the rest of Harry Styles’s Together, Together tour

Together, Together has 61 shows still to come, and 30 of them are in the same room: Harry Styles plays Madison Square Garden every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 26 August to 31 October 2026, more nights than any other venue on the tour and the only arena among its stops in the Americas. After New York come the two Australian stadiums, Marvel in Melbourne and Accor in Sydney. Then the tour returns to North America in 2027 for six stadiums in pairs of nights, from State Farm Stadium in Glendale in April to Soldier Field in Chicago at the end of May, by way of Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. And it ends where it began, in Europe: six more venues between July and August 2027, from Flughafen Tempelhof in Berlin through the Riyadh Air Metropolitano in Madrid to three closing nights at Wembley Stadium in London. The 2026 European and South American legs are already played, so this page lists only what is still ahead.

The Garden is the interesting seat problem of the set. It is an arena, not a stadium, so nothing in the room is a quarter of a mile from the stage — but the upper tier is famously steep and the difference between one section and the one beside it is visible from the moment you sit down. The stadiums are the opposite problem: enormous rooms where the question is which tier, not which side. Both are exactly the case for an interactive 3D seating chart with a real panoramic view from each section, six stadium maps are live and on five of them every single area opens a view — 287 at State Farm, 564 at AT&T Stadium, 300 at Soldier Field, 333 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium and 155 at Wembley, with nothing dimmed. The sixth, the Riyadh Air Metropolitano, borrows its panoramas from the stadium’s football configuration, so 141 of its 218 areas open a view — every numbered section you can click there is one of the 141. Five of the six plans are the venue’s own generic concert configuration rather than an announced build for these shows, which is why three of them put the stage at an end and three in the middle. Wembley is the exception: that map is this tour’s own.

Frequently asked questions

Which venues are left on the Together, Together tour?

15 venues and 61 shows. 30 nights at Madison Square Garden in New York, every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 26 August to 31 October 2026; then Australia, with four nights at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne and two at Accor Stadium in Sydney in November and December; then the North American leg in 2027, six stadiums in pairs of nights from April to May; and finally Europe and the UK in July and August 2027, six more venues from Berlin to three closing nights at Wembley.

What are the 2027 North American dates?

Six stadiums, two nights each: State Farm Stadium in Glendale on April 2 and 3 2027; AT&T Stadium in Arlington on April 9 and 10 2027; Rose Bowl in Pasadena on April 23 and 24 2027; Rogers Stadium in Toronto on May 7 and 8 2027; Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on May 21 and 22 2027; Soldier Field in Chicago on May 28 and 29 2027. Every one of the six is a double night.

What are the 2027 European and UK dates?

Six venues and 13 nights: Flughafen Tempelhof in Berlin on July 2 and 3 2027; Plenitude Arena in Paris on July 16 and 17 2027; Riyadh Air Metropolitano in Madrid on July 30 and 31 2027; Circo Massimo in Rome on August 7 and 8 2027; Croke Park in Dublin on August 18 and 20 2027; Wembley Stadium in London on August 25, 27 and 28 2027. Two of them break the pattern of the rest of the tour: the Dublin nights are not consecutive, and London gets three rather than two.

Which venue gets the most nights on this tour?

Madison Square Garden, by a wide margin: 30 nights, against 12 at Wembley Stadium in London earlier in the year — and Wembley comes back for three more nights in August 2027 to close the tour. The Garden is the only arena among the American stops, though not the only indoor room left on the run: the two Paris shows are in an arena as well. Every other venue takes two to four nights.

Why can’t I open some of the maps yet?

Each venue on this page needs its own 3D map configuration before we can show a seat view from it, and 8 of the 15 still don’t have a usable one: Marvel Stadium, Accor Stadium, Rose Bowl, Rogers Stadium, Flughafen Tempelhof, Plenitude Arena, Circo Massimo, Croke Park. Those cards become clickable as soon as their maps are ready. We don’t borrow another artist’s stage layout to fill the gap, because the floor of a touring build is specific to that tour and showing you somebody else’s would be showing you the wrong room.

Are the stadium seating plans the ones for this show?

Five of the six are not, and it is worth saying plainly: State Farm Stadium, AT&T Stadium, Soldier Field, Mercedes-Benz Stadium and the Riyadh Air Metropolitano use each venue’s own generic concert configuration, because the productions for 2027 have not been announced. That is why three of them are drawn with the stage at an end and three with it in the middle — they are the buildings’ layouts, not one tour build copied from stadium to stadium. Wembley Stadium is the exception: the map there is the configuration held for this artist at that stadium. In every case the tiers, the section numbers and the distances are the venues’ own and are accurate.

How can I see the view from my seat?

Pick a venue on this page. When its 3D map is live, click any section of the interactive seating chart and a real panoramic view from that section opens instantly, so you know what you will be looking at from it.

Is this an official Harry Styles tour website?

No — this is an independent seat-view guide built with 3D Digital Venue technology. It is not affiliated with Harry Styles, Live Nation or any venue, and it does not sell tickets.