
With new music on the way for many of the world’s top and rising artists, it looks like 2027 is going to be another year full of memorable tours for music fans of all genres.
As fans gear up for tour announcements from their favorite artists, Vivid Seats compiled a list of over 40 tour confirmations and speculations. Read on to see the top confirmed 2027 concert tours as well as tour rumors for who we might see hit the road in 2027.
2027 Alternative Tours and Predictions
Blink-182
Blink-182 has announced three European headlining shows in 2027, in Berlin, Milan, and Paris, suggesting the “All the Small Things” trio could be gearing up for a full world tour in 2027 or 2028. Their most recent full U.S. tour wrapped in 2025, so a return after a year off would track.
Tour Likelihood: Possible
Lizzy McAlpine
Lizzy McAlpine has announced her 2027 The Over Country Tour across North America, the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand in support of her fourth studio album Angel. The run marks some of the largest venues of her career, so don’t miss your chance to see her live.
Tour Likelihood: Confirmed
Sombr
Sombr has expanded his You Are The Reason Tour with new 2027 dates across Australia, New Zealand and Europe. Off the back of a breakout year, don’t be surprised if he also appears on a few U.S. festival lineups in 2027.
Tour Likelihood: Confirmed
2027 Country Tours and Predictions
Ella Langley
Country's biggest breakout star right now is Ella Langley. Her song "Choosin' Texas" shattered a Billboard milestone, becoming the longest-running No. 1 hit in Hot 100 history. She hasn't announced a full 2027 tour yet, but she's set to perform at Two Step Inn, an annual country music festival, which could lay the groundwork for a larger string of shows later in the year.
Tour Likelihood: Highly Likely
Luke Combs
Luke Combs will continue his historic My Kinda Saturday Night Tour into 2027, with a dozen newly confirmed stops at North American stadiums. The run kicks off on April 3 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas and will make stops in cities including Minneapolis, Detroit, Philadelphia, Kansas City, Vancouver and more before wrapping on June 26 at Petco Park in San Diego. Don’t miss your chance to catch Combs’ latest high-energy stadium tailgate party.
Tour Likelihood: Confirmed
Kenny Chesney
Country superstar Kenny Chesney is bringing his signature sound back to stadiums with his Original Vibe Room Tour in 2027. The run follows a massively successful two-year residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas and promises the same high-energy stadium experience Chesney’s known for. It’s a must-see 2027 event for No Shoes Nation and country music lovers.
Tour Likelihood: Confirmed
2027 K-Pop Tours and Predictions
SEVENTEEN
With several members currently fulfilling their mandatory military service, SEVENTEEN will likely focus on solo projects in 2027. We are already seeing this scenario playing out with SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Joshua announcing their own independent tour.
Tour Likelihood: Highly Unlikely
Stray Kids
Stray Kids released their eight-track album THIS & THAT on August 7, alongside the announcement of a new world tour, RUN IT. So far, only Asia dates have been confirmed, but it’s likely that additional 2027 Stray Kids tour dates across North America will follow soon.
Tour Likelihood: Highly Likely
2027 Latin Tours and Predictions
Don Omar
Don Omar’s Last King World Tour rolls into 2027, marking more than two decades of reggaeton with a run of arena dates. After kicking off in 2026, the tour continues next year with stops in Denver, Seattle, Inglewood, New York, Newark and Miami.
Tour Likelihood: Confirmed
Luis Miguel
Luis Miguel appears to be heading back on tour in 2027, and the announcement set social media ablaze. The Mexican superstar teased the news with an image captioned “Luis Miguel Tour 2027.” No official dates have been shared yet, but given the reaction, a 2027 Luis Miguel tour looks like a safe bet.
Tour Likelihood: Highly Likely
2027 Pop Tours and Predictions
Harry Styles
Harry Styles will bring his Together, Together Tour into 2027. He’s hitting six North American cities and then heading overseas. This marks the pop stars first-ever U.S. and Canada stadium tour.
Tour Likelihood: Confirmed
Miley Cyrus
Now performing simply as Miley, the Grammy-winning superstar has released her tenth studio album, Bass Persuades, and will headline two rare shows at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl in October to celebrate it. During an interview, she called the shows the “ultimate dress rehearsal” for a potential residency, with Los Angeles being a possible home base.
Tour Likelihood: Possible
Sabrina Carpenter
Sabrina Carpenter wrapped up her Short n’ Sweet Tour after more than 70 shows in November 2025, and fans have been clamoring for a follow-up ever since she released her seventh album, Man’s Best Friend. She’s now reportedly in discussions for a major Summer 2027 tour, with UK dates.
Tour Likelihood: Likely
Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift has announced a new single, “Patient Zero,” and a deluxe version of her record-breaking album, The Life of a Showgirl. Another tour so soon after the Eras Tour might seem premature, but a residency built around The Life of a Showgirl would fit the album’s theme perfectly. Swifties will just have to wait and see.
Tour Likelihood: Possible
2027 Rap/Hip Hop Tours and Predictions
Cardi B
Cardi B is already planning another major tour after completing her first full arena run in 2026. During an interview, the rapper said she expects to launch a “humongous” tour in 2027 and plans to take the show to Europe.
Tour Likelihood: Highly Likely
Drake
Exact dates, cities and venues haven’t been announced yet, but Drake says he’s hitting the road soon. Ahead of his FOMO livestream, the rapper confirmed his plans to tour in 2027. The upcoming run would follow his It’s All a Blur Tour, which began in 2023 and wrapped in April 2024. It’s been a few years since then, so the timing of a 2027 tour tracks.
Tour Likelihood: Highly Likely
2027 Rock and Hard Rock Tours and Predictions
Metallica
The M72 World Tour kicked off back in 2023, and it’s still not done. Metallica has announced another extension of the run, adding stadium shows in Vancouver, San Diego, El Paso, San Antonio, Fayetteville, Kansas City, Raleigh, Indianapolis, Buffalo, Madison, Cleveland, and Salt Lake City.
Tour Likelihood: Confirmed
Oasis
If you missed Oasis on their comeback tour in 2025, now’s your chance. The Gallagher brothers are getting back on the road in 2027 with a series of shows across the United States and Europe.
Tour Likelihood: Confirmed
The Eagles
It’s not a full tour, but the Eagles have continued adding residency dates at Sphere in Las Vegas due to high demand. Now tallying 72 shows, they hold the record for the longest-running residency at the venue. With more dates added for January 2027, don’t be surprised if the band keeps extending the run.
Tour Likelihood: Highly Likely
Methodology
Each artist is tagged with a Tour Likelihood so you know exactly where things stand. Here’s a breakdown of our methodology:
- Confirmed: Tour Dates have been officially announced.
- Highly Likely and Likely: There’s real signal this artist is touring; whether from interviews, leaks or industry reports, all signs point to yes, even without an official announcement.
- Possible: There’s fan speculation or chatter, but nothing concrete has been reported yet.
- Unlikely and Highly Unlikely: No credible signs point toward an announcement. “Highly Unlikely” means the artist has explicitly ruled it out or the odds are especially slim.