The upcoming 2027 Premier League Darts circuit has been officially announced, and fans can look forward to a thrilling season headlined by defending champion Luke Littler alongside fellow star Luke Humphries. The tour will kick off on Thursday, February 4, at Glasgow's iconic OVO Hydro, with the opening matches broadcast live on Sky Sports for a global audience. Following the Scottish debut, the roadshow will embark on a whirlwind European and UK tour, stopping in several major cities throughout February and early March. The second stop lands in Berlin, where the competition will be staged at the Uber Arena on February 11, offering German fans a chance to witness top‑level darts action up close.
A week later, on February 18, the league moves north to Newcastle’s Utilita Arena, bringing the excitement to the North East of England. The itinerary continues with a visit to Belfast on February 25, where the O2 Belfast will host the event, showcasing the sport to an enthusiastic Irish audience. March 4 sees the league travel to Cardiff’s Utilita Arena, reinforcing the tournament’s presence across the United Kingdom. The following week, on March 11, the action shifts to Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena, a venue that has become synonymous with high‑octane darts displays.
Dublin will host the competition on March 18 at the 3Arena, providing an Irish capital showcase before the league heads to the continent for its eighth night on March 25. The AFAS Dome in Antwerp, Belgium, will welcome the players and fans for a second consecutive year, underscoring the growing popularity of darts in mainland Europe. April opens with a seaside stop in Brighton on April 1, where the Brighton Centre will stage the next round of matches. The following week, on April 8, the league travels to Manchester’s massive AO Arena, a venue known for its electric atmosphere and large capacity crowds.
On April 15, the tournament reaches Rotterdam’s Ahoy, bringing Dutch supporters into the fold and further cementing the sport’s pan‑European appeal. Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena will host the competition on April 22, giving Merseyside fans a chance to see the elite players compete live.
The final night of April’s schedule is set for Birmingham’s Utilita Arena on April 29, providing a climactic finish to the month’s fixtures before the league phase moves into its concluding stretch. May begins with a first‑time direct arena appearance in Leeds on May 6, expanding the league’s footprint into new territories. The following week, on May 13, Aberdeen’s P&J Live will host the matches, followed by Sheffield’s Utilita Arena on May 20, ensuring that the northern regions of the UK receive a full share of the excitement.
The season will culminate on Thursday, May 27, with the highly anticipated Finals Night at The O2 in London. The top four performers from the league phase will converge on the iconic venue to battle for the championship title, a showdown that promises drama, skill, and unforgettable moments. Beyond the Premier League, Sky Sports remains the premier broadcaster for darts throughout the year.
The network will also air the World Grand Prix from September 28 to October 4, the Grand Slam of Darts from November 14 to 22, and the World Darts Championship from December 10 through January 3. Fans can stream all of these events, along with additional sports content, via the NOW platform without the need for a long‑term contract.
The 2027 schedule not only highlights the sport’s expanding geographic reach but also underscores the commitment of organizers to deliver high‑quality, accessible viewing experiences. Spectators are encouraged to use the Chrome browser for optimal video playback, ensuring that the live coverage is smooth and reliable across all devices. With a blend of seasoned veterans and rising talents, the upcoming Premier League season promises to deliver a compelling narrative from start to finish. Whether you are a longtime follower of darts or a newcomer eager to experience the thrill of precision and strategy, the 2027 tour offers a packed calendar of events that will keep fans engaged and entertained throughout the spring and into the summer months.