The Weeknd vs Harry Styles 2026: Which UK And Europe Tour Should You Choose?

Just when we thought we had seen it all in the world of live musical entertainment in 2025, 2026 starts with lots of amazing live music lineups, enough to drive raw music experience lovers in Europe and the UK crazy.

On one hand, we have The Weeknd – popularly known for his 2019 single, “Blinding Lights,” and his seventh career tour, “After Hours til Dawn Tour,” and on the other hand, we have Harry Styles, the “As It Was” singer, and his third career tour, “Together, Together Tour.”

Both are celebrated musical icons in the music industry, with large followings in the UK and Europe. The understanding fans have of their ability to deliver killer shows all night, every night, remains a source of confusion.

For fans who enjoy both worlds, this might be one of those few times where they wish they had the superpowers to attend both tours in a night.

But even though they’re both dominating headlines and selling out shows in the UK and Europe, they’re not competing on the same playing field as it stands.

From our research, we discovered that both acts are offering two completely different definitions of what a live concert should feel like.

And if it comes to choosing between them, that’s going to heavily depend on the kind of night you want to live through, and not just about music.

Here’s what you need to know.

The Weeknd: “After Hours til Dawn Tour”

The “After Hours til Dawn Tour” is designed to promote The Weeknd’s fourth career album, “After Hours,” released in 2020. The tour started in 2022 in America, before visiting selected cities in Europe and the UK in 2023.

For 2026, The Weeknd has a total of 42 dates fixed in selected concert venues within Europe and the UK. Compared to his 2023 visit, this is a massive run that’ll ensure fans who missed him in 2023 don’t experience the same misfortune this time around.

“After Hours til Dawn Tour:” Current UK Fixtures

Key Takeaways:

• Total number of UK shows: 7
• Total number of available UK tickets: 4,129
• Sum of UK tickets starting prices: €574

“After Hours til Dawn Tour:” Current Europe Fixtures

Key Takeaways:

• Total number of Europe shows: 35
• Total number of available Europe tickets: 10,804
• Total sum of Europe tickets starting prices: €4,328

Overall Summary of The Weeknd’s “After Hours til Dawn Tour”

• Total number of shows: 42
• Total number of available tickets: 14,933
• Sum of tickets starting prices: €4,902

Note: The Weeknd’s current number of shows, available tickets, and starting prices for tickets are all correct as of 27 March 2026. All these are bound to fluctuate as demand increases; acting fast to secure a ticket is essential.

Harry Styles: “Together, Together Tour”

The “Together, Together Tour” is also designed to support Harry Styles’ fourth career album, “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally,” released in March 2026. Unlike The Weeknd, Harry Styles has yet to start this tour.

When he starts, the majority of his concerts will be held in Europe and the UK. The first show will be on the 16 of May 2026, followed by more in England, and then the rest of the world.

“Together, Together Tour:” Current UK Fixtures

Key Takeaways:

• Total number of UK shows: 12
• Total number of available UK tickets: 9,539
• Sum of UK tickets starting prices: €1,523

“Together, Together Tour:” Current Europe Fixtures

Key Takeaways:

• Total number of Europe shows: 10
• Total number of available Europe tickets: 7,787
• Sum of Europe tickets starting prices: €1,016

Overall Summary of Harry Styles’ “Together, Together Tour”

• Total number of shows: 22
• Total number of available tickets: 17,326
• Sum of ticket starting prices: €2,539

Note: Harry Styles’ current number of shows, available tickets, and starting prices for tickets are all correct as of 27 March 2026. All these are bound to fluctuate as demand increases; acting fast to secure a ticket is essential.

Comparison Between The Weeknd’s “After Hours til Dawn Tour” vs Harry Styles’ “Together, Together Tour”

We’ve carefully outlined everything there is to know about the tours of both Harry Styles and The Weeknd. Now, in this part of the article, we’ll be comparing the two tours to help you decide which one is the best for you to attend this year.

Tip: Read more about the things to expect at a Harry Styles concert in 2026.

Setlist: “After Hours til Dawn Tour” vs “Together, Together Tour”

Both artists are touring to promote their 4th career albums. We would’ve compared the performances of both albums, but that wouldn’t be fair considering that The Weeknd’s “After Hours” is way older than Harry Styles’ “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.”

In the absence of that metric, we’ll be listing the top five tracks according to Spotify, from individual albums that’re likely to make it to the setlist of their Europe and UK runs. This way, you’ll know if it’s a live performance you don’t want to miss.

Tip: Read more on how to safely buy The Weeknd’s tickets on Locotickets, the leading secondary ticket marketplace in Europe.

Venues

When it comes to the venues where concerts for individual tours will be held in the UK and Europe this year, it’s important to first note that concerts in large venues offer greater capacity.

A large capacity means that more people can see an artist in a single night, and tickets usually differ in large venues – offering cheaper options due to space.

With all said, we looked into the venues that both The Weeknd and Harry Styles will be holding their shows this year, and we’re glad to inform y’all that both tours are planned for large capacity venues, with some, like the Wembley Stadium, having a concert capacity of 90k+ people.

Conclusion – Which Tour You Should Attend?

Attend The Weeknd’s “After Hours til Dawn Tour” if you want a bigger and wider tour experience across Europe, and a budget-friendly night out.

Attend Harry Styles’ “Together, Together Tour” if you want a UK-centred experience, and a fresh, pop-disco atmosphere that’s built around a new album.

This comparison looked into the dates, available tickets, and starting prices of both The Weeknd and Harry Styles’ current career tours. We were able to compare their fixtures in Europe and the UK to give fans residing in these regions a closer look at individual tours. We believe this will help you make informed decisions, which is good. As it stands, the answer to the question on which tour you should attend depends entirely on the kind of night you currently expect to have, and your budget for that night, with the budget being the major determinant of that answer.