Calvin Harris 2027 Tour: Every Date, Including Houston's Toyota Center

By Odessa Vance, October 26, 2026

Calvin Harris is taking his North America Tour to arenas next spring, and Houston is on the map.

Live Nation's October 13 announcement called it "his first headline tour across North America" and listed 18 dates. Since then the run has nearly doubled. Live Nation now lists 35 shows, opening March 31 at TD Garden in Boston and closing May 30 at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, with extra nights in Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, Oakland, Seattle, Vancouver, San Diego and Inglewood.

The general on-sale was Thursday, October 22, at noon local time through Ticketmaster. According to Consequence, the tour reportedly sold out quickly.

That's a lot of demand for a DJ who, as Consequence put it, "has played hundreds of shows in the continent over the last 18 years" without ever doing a full headline run here. The added nights suggest the demand was there all along.

Houston's night at Toyota Center

Houston gets Friday, April 23, at Toyota Center. The venue lists doors at 7 p.m. and the show at 8 p.m. The VIP packages have reportedly sold out, according to the same Toyota Center page.

A few house rules from Toyota Center's event page are worth knowing before the night. Tickets are AXS mobile only, and screenshots of the barcode don't get you in. The box office is closed for renovations, so help is at the Bell Street Atrium or Polk Street Lobby entrances once doors open. Bags can be no larger than 10 by 6 by 2 inches.

Houston also kicks off a Texas weekend. Ariat Arena in Fort Worth, renamed from Dickies Arena on October 26, follows on Saturday, April 24, and Moody Center in Austin closes it out on Sunday, April 25. By our count, that's the tightest run on the tour: three different cities on three straight nights, which no other stretch of the date list matches.

It isn't Houston's only 2027 date. La Reezy brings his Skiddle Bandana Tour to White Oak Music Hall on February 4.

Every Calvin Harris 2027 tour date

All dates and venues below are from Live Nation's event listings.

March 31: Boston, TD Garden

April 1: Boston, TD Garden

April 2: Baltimore, CFG Bank Arena

April 4: Boston, TD Garden

April 6: Brooklyn, Barclays Center

April 7: Brooklyn, Barclays Center

April 8: Philadelphia, Xfinity Mobile Arena

April 9: Brooklyn, Barclays Center

April 10: Brooklyn, Barclays Center

April 12: Toronto, Scotiabank Arena

April 16: Montreal, Bell Centre

April 17: Hamilton, Ontario, TD Coliseum

April 23: Houston, Toyota Center

April 24: Fort Worth, Ariat Arena

April 25: Austin, Moody Center

April 29: St. Paul, Grand Casino Arena

April 30: Chicago, United Center

May 2: Chicago, United Center

May 5: Salt Lake City, Delta Center

May 7: Oakland, Oakland Arena

May 8: Oakland, Oakland Arena

May 9: Oakland, Oakland Arena

May 14: Seattle, Climate Pledge Arena

May 15: Seattle, Climate Pledge Arena

May 16: Vancouver, Rogers Arena

May 17: Vancouver, Rogers Arena

May 20: Anaheim, Honda Center

May 21: San Diego, Viejas Arena

May 22: San Diego, Viejas Arena

May 23: San Diego, Viejas Arena

May 26: Inglewood, Kia Forum

May 27: Inglewood, Kia Forum

May 28: Inglewood, Kia Forum

May 29: Inglewood, Kia Forum

May 30: Inglewood, Kia Forum

The May 20 Anaheim date at Honda Center appears on Live Nation but not in Consequence's list. The Kia Forum shows are in Inglewood, per the venue's own listing.

Where the tour fits

The spring run lands after a busy stretch of releases. The tour announcement points to "Blessings" with Clementine Douglas and "Ocean" with Jessie Reyez among his recent singles, along with collaborations with Kasabian and Jazzy.

Calvin Harris, Clementine Douglas: Blessings (Official Video)

Consequence notes he hasn't put out an album of original material since 2022's Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2. So for now, the singles and the shows are the story.

Calvin Harris, Jessie Reyez: Ocean

The announcement promises "his era-defining catalogue and landmark live show" in arenas across the U.S. and Canada. Fair enough. My read is simpler: five straight nights at one Inglewood arena says more about demand than any adjective could, the same way the four nights Fred again.. sold out at Alexandra Palace did.