Harry Styles has announced an extension of his international tour, Together, Together, and will perform in Paris in July 2027. The British pop star shared the news on Thursday through his Instagram account, revealing that the tour—which was initially set to conclude by the end of 2026—will now continue into 2027. This extension includes new dates across multiple continents, with Paris being one of the highlights. The performances in Paris will take place at the Plenitude Arena on July 16 and 17, 2027, marking the first time the singer will visit France during this tour. The tour had previously skipped France in the spring of 2026, but this time, fans will have the chance to see Styles in the French capital. As part of the extension, no fewer than 25 additional concert dates have been added to the tour. These include six new stops in North America during April and May 2027, followed by a European leg in July and August 2027. During the European portion, Styles will perform two nights in each city, except in London, where he will play three consecutive nights. The North American leg will see the singer perform in cities such as Phoenix, Dallas, Los Angeles, Toronto, Atlanta, and Chicago, before heading to Europe for shows in Berlin, Paris, Madrid, Rome, Dublin, and London. This shift in strategy reflects a change in how Styles is structuring his tour. In the initial phase, he focused on fewer cities with multiple shows per city, but for the extended portion, he is visiting more metropolitan areas with fewer dates in each location. This approach aims to provide fans with more opportunities to see him in different cities while maintaining the tour's momentum. Supporting acts for the concerts will include well-known performers such as Kylie Minogue, Lainey Wilson, and Tears for Fears. Ticket sales for the two Paris dates will begin on Monday, September 14, at 4 p.m. local time on the website livenation.fr. Fans are encouraged to secure their tickets early, as previous shows by Styles have sold out quickly.