We “Feel So Close” to Calvin Harris right now.
The inimitable hitmaker just announced he’s striking out on his first-ever proper North American tour in spring 2027.
Starting in early April, the party-starting DJ and producer will play arenas all over the U.S. and Canada.
That includes a huge stop early in the run at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Friday, April 9.
This major announcement follows a busy few weeks for the 42-year-old Scotsman.
Prior to breaking the news, Harris headlined Indio, CA’s massive Headtrip Festival this past weekend.
His explosive 29-song set — which Set List FM reported included smashes “I Need Your Love,” “This Is What You Came For,” “How Deep Is Your Love,” “Summer” and, of course “Feel So Close” — was punctuated by unreal, strobing visuals that stretched deep into the desert to close the two-day extravaganza.
“There was something perfect about the way Calvin Harris took us through his hits, blended some old classics and new nods, and then ended by playing ‘Levels’ in full as a tribute to Avicii without saying a word about it to explain,” one TikTokker raved.
In addition to that galvanizing performance, Harris also rolled out a clever marketing campaign where he built buzz for his upcoming outing by sprouting up on billboards across the country, including one in Times Square.
On top of the fest set and PR blitz, he also dropped thumping singles with Kasabian and Jazzy just this year.
As for what’s next, we can’t wait to find out what tricks Harris has up his sleeve.
Tickets for the newly-announced dates officially go on sale to the general public on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 12 p.m. local time through Ticketmaster but are available now on trusted secondary market sites like Vivid Seats.
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Where is Calvin Harris going on tour in 2026-27?
A complete calendar including all North American tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.
What songs did Calvin Harris perform at HeadTrip?
Quite a few.
Based on our findings at Set List FM, these are the 29 tracks he took to the stage on Oct. 11.
01.) “Sweet Nothing”
02.) “Pjanoo” (Eric Prydz cover)
03.) “Pray to God”
04.) “Outside”
05.) “Versatile” (L.P. Rhythm cover)
06.) “Victory Lap” (Skepta, Fred again.. & PlaqueBoyMax cover)
07.) “This Is What You Came For”
08.) “Release the Pressure”
09.) “I Need Your Love”
10.) “Blame”
11.) “Eat Sleep Rave Repeat” (Fatboy Slim & Riva Starr cover)
12.) “Innerbloom” (RÜFÜS DU SOL cover)
13.) “Feel So Close”
14.) “Hey Boy Hey Girl” (The Chemical Brothers cover)
15.) “How Deep Is Your Love”
16.) “Blessings”
17.) “Satisfaction” (Benny Benassi cover)
18.) “Where Have You Been” (Rihanna cover)
19.) “Desire”
20.) “Insomnia” (Faithless cover)
21.) “Spectrum (Say My Name)”
22.) “Summer”
23.) “Thinking About You”
24.) “Slide”
25.) “Under Control”
26.) “Children” (Robert Miles cover)
27.) “We Found Love” (Rihanna & Calvin Harris song)
28.) “I’m Not Alone”
29.) “Levels” (Avicii cover)
Calvin Harris new music
This year, Harris collaborated with big names on a pair of lively singles.
Up first was the bouncy “Release The Pressure” with Kasabian that unspools right out of the gate like a million balls unleashed from a bag. One minute in, Harris finds a slinkier groove and embraces that instead. It’s a trip somehow just as emotional and cathartic as it is fun.
Next is his Jazzy collab “Satisfy” that is, yes, jazzy. Her lush vocals over Harris’ smooth beat makes for a hypnotic epic that we could listen to on a loop for hours. Let’s just say we’re…satisfied.
Want to dig deeper? You can find Harris’ complete discography here.
Huge EDM artists on tour in 2026-27
Hoping to bliss out at shows all year long?
We’re in the same boat, bassheads and ravers.
To make sure you’re in the loop, here are just five big time party-starters that you won’t want to miss when they swing into a venue near you these next few months.
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Plus, we’d be absolutely remiss if we didn’t point out that Stevie Wonder is embarking on a nationwide tour celebrating his 1976 album “Songs In The Key Of Life” this fall. If you’re a fan of music, you won’t want to miss him live.
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