Harry Styles has shared the prices set by the artist along with the promoter prices per city for next summer’s Together, Together tour.
Harry Styles has published full pricing breakdowns for six of the newly announced 2027 tour stops, London, Dublin, Rome, Madrid, Paris and Berlin, and the transparency on display is unusual for a stadium tour.
Every poster shows the artist-set price (what Styles himself decided the ticket should cost) directly alongside the all-in price (what fans actually pay once venue fees and tax are added), with an explicit line confirming that dynamic pricing and platinum pricing won’t be used anywhere on the tour – ticket prices are high enough to begin with of course. His Aviva 2022 show had prices of €77.50 to €117.50 plus fees.
Here’s a breakdown of the prices by area:
GA Rear is General Admission at the back of the venue.
GA Front is General Admission at the front of the venue.
GA Pit is the closest to the stage cordoned off by a barrier so most expensive.
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GA Rear, GA Front and GA Pit: artist-set price vs all-in price
| City | Tier | Artist-set | All-in | Added fees/tax | Markup |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| London | GA Rear | £126.25 | £146.80 | £20.55 | 16.3% |
| London | GA Front | £176.25 | £201.45 | £25.20 | 14.3% |
| London | GA Pit | £251.25 | £281.45 | £30.20 | 12.0% |
| Dublin | GA Rear | €126.15 | €142.90 | €16.75 | 13.3% |
| Dublin | GA Front | €176.15 | €192.90 | €16.75 | 9.5% |
| Dublin | GA Pit | €251.15 | €267.90 | €16.75 | 6.7% |
| Rome | GA Rear | €86.25 | €99.19 | €12.94 | 15.0% |
| Rome | GA Front | €126.25 | €145.19 | €18.94 | 15.0% |
| Rome | GA Pit | €141.25 | €162.44 | €21.19 | 15.0% |
| Madrid | GA Rear | €126.20 | €143.20 | €17.00 | 13.5% |
| Madrid | GA Front | €151.20 | €171.20 | €20.00 | 13.2% |
| Madrid | GA Pit | €251.20 | €284.70 | €33.50 | 13.3% |
| Paris | GA Rear | €100.00 | €112.70 | €12.70 | 12.7% |
| Paris | GA Pit | €225.00 | €250.20 | €25.20 | 11.2% |
| Berlin | GA Rear | €100.00 | €128.15 | €28.15 | 28.2% |
| Berlin | GA Front | €150.00 | €185.65 | €35.65 | 23.8% |
| Berlin | GA Pit | €250.00 | €299.90 | €49.90 | 20.0% |
A few things stand out once the numbers are lined up.
Dublin’s fee structure is flat, not proportional. Every tier, from GA Rear right up to GA Pit, gets exactly the same €16.75 added on top, so the percentage markup actually shrinks the more expensive the ticket gets, from 13.3% at the bottom to just 6.7% at the top.
Rome does the opposite. Its fee sits at a clean 15% across every single tier, GA Rear, GA Front and GA Pit all get marked up by the same proportion, making it the most mathematically consistent market on the tour.
Berlin carries by far the steepest markup anywhere on the run, peaking at 28.2% on GA Rear tickets, more than double Dublin’s rate on the equivalent tier, and still sitting at 20% even on the most expensive GA Pit tickets.
The Unpredictable Fun Ticket is the one flat number across the whole tour: £20 in the UK, €20 everywhere else, all-in, no matter how much venue fees and tax vary market to market elsewhere on the poster.
Reserved seating: artist-set price vs all-in price
Reserved tiers represent different seating sections at varying distances from the stage, so the number of price points reflects each venue’s actual seating configuration rather than any inconsistency in the pricing model.
| City | Reserved tiers | Artist-set range | All-in range |
|---|---|---|---|
| London | 9 | £36.25 – £226.25 | £45.95 – £255.20 |
| Dublin | 6 | €41.15 – €201.15 | €51.00 – €217.90 |
| Madrid | 5 | €66.20 – €201.20 | €75.20 – €228.20 |
| Paris | 5 | €60.00 – €180.00 | €68.70 – €200.70 |
| Berlin | 5 | €65.00 – €200.00 | €87.90 – €243.15 |
| Rome | 0 | — | — |
Whatever else is true of the pricing, the transparency itself is the story here, face value and all-in cost shown together, before a single ticket goes on sale, is not the norm for stadium tours, and it gives fans a clear, comparable picture of exactly where their money is going in each market.
One to think about when those Oasis dates drop later today.
Dublin gets two Harry Styles shows at Croke Park, Wednesday August 18th and Friday August 20th, with Baby Rose in support which is on general sale and presale today.
Niall Byrne is the founder of the most-influential Irish music site Nialler9, where he has been writing about music since 2005. He is the co-host of the Nialler9 Podcast and has written for the Irish Times, Irish Independent, Sunday Times, Totally Dublin, Cara Magazine, Red Bull and more. Niall is a DJ, co-founder of Lumo Club, event curator, Indie Sleaze club promoter, and producer of gigs and monthly listening parties & events in Dublin.
