The 6 biggest tours slated for Dallas in 2027

Guitarist Dave Depper playing with Death Cab for Cutie.

Carly May Gravley

There was a battle in Dallas this week. Gallons of tears bled on the keyboard combat zone that is the Harry Styles tour ticket queue. Some came out victorious, others were cast to the lawless land of the secondary ticket market. And we wish them luck.

Styles is one of the many (but probably the biggest for now) artists to have announced 2027 tour dates in Dallas. If you are a devout Directioner, you know Styles has since added three new dates since first announcing his Dallas stops, giving fans unparalleled joy and us on the Observer’s music desk a headache.

But he isn’t the only former member of the boyband to come through Big D next year. The band’s Irish representative, Niall Horan, will also stop in North Texas later in the spring. Earlier this year, Zayn Malik canceled the entire United States leg of his first solo headline arena tour, so if we keep our fingers tightly crossed, maybe he’ll reschedule the tour and add a Dallas date. It won’t be a reunion of the band, but it may be as good as we can get.

Dallas, with some of the biggest venues in the state, remains a staple stop for major artists. But we also get small artists on their way up and artists decades into their careers that have kept a loyal fan base. Next year’s calendar so far holds both for the region’s music fans.

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Sylvan Esso – March 9 at the House of Blues Dallas

Get up, get down. American electro-pop duo Sylvan Esso, who have landed a spot on every cafe playlist in the country (probably), are coming to the House of Blues in March. Tickets start at $61.

Death Cab for Cutie – March 24 at the Bomb Factory

If Generation X had The Cure, Millennials have Death Cab for Cutie. The indie darlings of yore recently announced a brand-new tour with a stop at the Bomb Factory. We’ll be there with the appetite for full eight-minute renditions of their epics. Tickets go on sale Sept. 25.

Calema – April 7 at House of Blues

Calema, a brother duo, are one of the most popular Portuguese acts of all time. The brothers make afropop music for almost 2 million Spotify listeners. Tickets are available.

Harry Styles – several dates in April at AT&T Stadium

If you haven’t heard about the Harry Styles tour news, then you need to keep a better eye on our music section. The Grammy-winning artist announced five dates at AT&T Stadium. Tickets are still on sale. For now.

Saint Levant – April 22 at South Side Ballroom

Saint Levant is a Palestinian artist who doubles as an activist. And he plays the saxophone. Swoon! Tickets start at $104.

Niall Horan – May 2 at Dickies Arena

Niall Horan is touring in support of his fourth studio album, “Dinner Party.” Though he isn’t coming to Dallas proper, he’ll stop by Fort Worth’s Dickies Arena in May, just two weeks after the other half of “Narry” leaves. Tickets are $75.

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