Dancing with the Stars returns for 2027 tour: Here’s all you need to know about the full schedule and ticket information

‘Dancing with the Stars’ is bringing its live show back in 2027. The official tour poster confirms dates across the United States and Canada, starting in Manchester, New Hampshire, on January 21.

The Dancing with the Stars: Live! tour is going to travel to cities across North America in the next three months. The places it will stop at are Toronto, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Nashville, Dallas, Seattle and Los Angeles.

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When will the Dancing with the Stars 2027 tour tickets be available for purchase?

The tickets for the show will be available for sale on Tuesday, October 13. Enthusiasts can also register for access to buy tickets through the link, in the tours Instagram bio. According to the Instagram post, registered fans will receive a unique code to access the presale, which begins on Thursday, October 8.

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Dancing with the Stars 2027 tour: Full list of dates and cities

The official tour poster lists the following dates and locations:

January

• January 21 — Manchester, New Hampshire
• January 22 — Buffalo, New York
• January 23 — Cincinnati, Ohio
• January 24 — Toronto, Ontario
• January 26 — Cleveland, Ohio
• January 27 — Grand Rapids, Michigan
• January 28 — Detroit, Michigan
• January 29 — Indianapolis, Indiana
• January 30 — Minneapolis, Minnesota
• January 31 — Milwaukee, Wisconsin

February

• February 3 — Allentown, Pennsylvania
• February 4 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• February 5 — New York, New York
• February 6 — Hartford, Connecticut
• February 7 — Washington, DC
• February 9 — Baltimore, Maryland
• February 10 — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• February 11 — Boston, Massachusetts
• February 12 — Albany, New York
• February 13 — Newark, New Jersey
• February 17 — Hershey, Pennsylvania
• February 18 — Columbus, Ohio
• February 19 — Rosemont, Illinois
• February 20 — Moline, Illinois
• February 21 — Des Moines, Iowa
• February 23 — Omaha, Nebraska
• February 24 — Kansas City, Missouri
• February 25 — North Little Rock, Arkansas
• February 26 — St. Louis, Missouri
• February 27 — Knoxville, Tennessee
• February 28 — Nashville, Tennessee

March

• March 2 — Charlottesville, Virginia
• March 3 — Norfolk, Virginia
• March 5 — Sunrise, Florida
• March 6 — Orlando, Florida
• March 9 — Tampa, Florida
• March 10 — Birmingham, Alabama
• March 11 — New Orleans, Louisiana
• March 12 — Austin, Texas
• March 13 — San Antonio, Texas
• March 14 — Houston, Texas
• March 16 — Dallas, Texas
• March 17 — Tulsa, Oklahoma
• March 19 — Denver, Colorado
• March 20 — Salt Lake City, Utah
• March 22 — Seattle, Washington
• March 23 — Abbotsford, British Columbia
• March 24 — Portland, Oregon
• March 26 — Sacramento, California
• March 27 — San Jose, California
• March 28 — Nashville, Tennessee
• March 31 — San Diego, California

April

• April 1 — Anaheim, California
• April 2 — Los Angeles, California
• April 3 — Las Vegas, Nevada
• April 4 — Phoenix, Arizona
• April 7 — Mobile, Alabama
• April 8 — Greenville, South Carolina
• April 9 — Raleigh, North Carolina
• April 10 — Charlotte, North Carolina
• April 11 — Duluth, Georgia