The How Did We Get Here? World Tour is the third concert tour by the English singer-songwriter Louis Tomlinson, launching in support of his third studio album How Did I Get Here? (2026). The tour commenced in Hamburg, Germany, on 23 March 2026 and will conclude on 24 October 2026 in Brisbane, Australia.
Announcements On 30 September 2025, Tomlinson announced his third studio album titled How Did I Get Here? scheduled to be released on 23 January 2026. Alongside the announcement he released the first single of the album on the same day titled "Lemonade". A day later, on 1 October 2025, Tomlinson announced the tour in support of the album titled "How Did We Get Here? World Tour" scheduled to take place in Europe and North America from March through July 2026. Presale tickets go on sale from 8 October 2025 with the general sale taking place on 10 October. On 24 March 2026, an Australian leg of the tour was announced, promoted by Untitled Group. On 15 July 2026, Tomlinson announced an Asian leg of the tour which will take place before the Australian leg in October.
Set list This set list was taken from the European leg. It does not represent all shows throughout the tour. "Lemonade" "On Fire" "Written All Over Your Face" "Out of My System" "Bigger Than Me" "Saturdays" "Dark to Light" "Broken Bones" "Defenceless" "Just Hold On" "Lazy" "Sunflowers" "Lucid" "Jump the Gun" "Imposter" "Lucky Again" "Sanity" "Kill My Mind" "Face the Music" "Silver Tongues" "The Observer" Encore "The Answer" "Miss You" "Palaces"
Tour dates + List of 2026 concertsSources for tours dates in North America and Europe: Date (2026) City Country Venue Supporting acts23 MarchHamburg GermanyBarclays Arena Alex Spencer Pale Waves25 MarchFornebu NorwayUnity Arena27 MarchHelsinki FinlandVeikkaus Arena29 MarchStockholm SwedenAvicii Arena30 MarchCopenhagen DenmarkK.B. Hallen1 AprilBerlinGermanyUber Arena2 AprilCologneLanxess Arena4 AprilGliwice PolandGliwice Arena5 AprilPrague Czech RepublicO2 Arena6 AprilVienna Austria Marx Halle9 AprilCasalecchio di RenoItalyUnipol Arena ADMT Pale Waves10 AprilAssagoUnipol Forum12 AprilBarcelonaSpainPalau Sant Jordi13 AprilMadridMovistar Arena15 AprilDécines-Charpieu FranceLDLC Arena17 AprilMunich GermanyOlympiahalle19 AprilAntwerp BelgiumLotto Arena20 AprilAmsterdam NetherlandsZiggo Dome21 AprilParis FranceAccor Arena24 AprilManchesterEnglandCo-op Live25 AprilBirminghamUtilita Arena27 AprilGlasgow ScotlandOVO Hydro28 AprilLeeds EnglandFirst Direct Bank Arena30 AprilDublin Ireland3Arena2 MayBrightonEnglandBrighton Centre3 MayLondonThe O2 Arena3 JuneVancouver CanadaPacific ColiseumThe Aces4 JuneSeattleUnited StatesClimate Pledge Arena6 JuneSan FranciscoBill Graham Civic AuditoriumThe Royston Club The Aces10 JuneSan DiegoThe Rady Shell11 JuneLos AngelesCrypto.com Arena13 JuneLas VegasResorts World Theatre14 JunePhoenixMortgage Matchup Center19 JuneMorrisonRed Rocks Amphitheatre21 JuneFort WorthDickies Arena22 JuneAustinMoody Center25 JuneMinneapolisMinneapolis Armory Picture Parlour The Aces27 JuneSt. LouisChaifetz Arena29 JuneNashvilleThe Pinnacle Picture Parlour The Beaches2 JulyIndependenceCable Dahmer Arena3 JulyRosemontAllstate Arena5 JulyCharlotteSpectrum Center7 JulyWashington, D.C.The Anthem8 JulyNew York CityMadison Square Garden10 JulyPittsburghStage AE11 JulyPhiladelphiaSkyline Stage14 JulyBostonTD Garden16 JulyMontrealCanadaBell CentrePicture Parlour The Aces17 JulyTorontoScotiabank Arena18 JulyDetroitUnited StatesMasonic Temple TheatrePicture Parlour The Beaches20 JulyClevelandJacobs Pavilion22 JulyAtlantaState Farm Arena23 JulyOrlandoAddition Financial Arena24 JulyMiamiKaseya Center13 OctoberOsaka JapanZepp Nambarowspan="6" 15 OctoberTokyoToyosu Pit17 OctoberQuezon CityPhilippinesSmart Araneta Coliseum20 OctoberMelbourneAustraliaJohn Cain Arena22 OctoberSydneyHordern Pavilion24 OctoberBrisbaneRiverstage
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