Calvin Harris books 4 Canadian arena dates on 2027 tour

Calvin Harris announced an 18-date arena tour of North America on Oct. 13, 2026, with Canadian stops in Toronto on April 12, Montreal on April 16, Hamilton on April 17 and Vancouver on May 16, 2027.

Four of the 18 shows, or about 22 per cent of the run, are in Canada. Tickets go on general sale Thursday, Oct. 22, at noon local time through Ticketmaster, after three days of presales that begin Monday, Oct. 19.

The tour opens April 1 at TD Garden in Boston and closes May 27 at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, Calif., according to the listings published by Consequence and SeatGeek. Both outlets describe it as Harris’s first headlining tour of North America. Consequence said the DJ and producer has never completed a full-scale headlining tour of the continent.

The Canadian dates, with venues and weekdays as listed by SeatGeek and Consequence, are Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on Monday, April 12; the Bell Centre in Montreal on Friday, April 16; TD Coliseum in Hamilton on Saturday, April 17; and Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Sunday, May 16. Daily Hive confirmed the Vancouver date, venue and Oct. 22 on-sale time and listed ticket prices only as “various.”

Fans have three ways in before the general sale. A Spotify presale for eligible Premium subscribers opens Monday, Oct. 19, at 10 a.m. local time, with a two-ticket limit, SeatGeek said. An artist presale follows Tuesday, Oct. 20, at noon local time, with registration through Harris’s website. A Live Nation presale for All Access members opens Wednesday, Oct. 21, at noon local time. Neither listing names a time zone, and both say requirements can vary by venue.

“One of the defining artists in global dance music, Harris has spent more than a decade creating records,” Live Nation said in a release, as quoted by Daily Hive.

The announcement adds to a busy stretch of 2027 arena news for Canadian fans. Def Leppard added five Canadian dates on Oct. 14, Nickelback announced seven Canadian arena dates on Oct. 11, and Simple Plan set a 15-date Canadian arena tour.

The coverage reviewed does not list ticket prices or say whether more Canadian dates could be added.

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Via Consequence, SeatGeek and Daily Hive.