The upcoming 2027 Premier League Darts circuit has been officially announced, featuring a star‑studded lineup headlined by defending champion Luke Littler alongside the seasoned Luke Humphries. The season will kick off at Glasgow's iconic OVO Hydro on Thursday, February 4, with the opening matches broadcast live on Sky Sports, setting the tone for a month‑long tour across Europe.
Following the Scottish debut, the roadshow will travel to a series of vibrant host cities. On February 11, fans in Berlin will gather at the Uber Arena to witness the first international stop of the league. The tour then moves back to the United Kingdom, with a showdown in Newcastle’s Utilita Arena on February 18, before heading north to Belfast’s O2 Belfast on February 25 for a night of high‑octane darts action. March continues the momentum with a visit to Cardiff’s Utilita Arena on the 4th, giving Welsh supporters a chance to see the elite players compete up close.
The following week, on March 11, the league shifts to Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena, and a week later, on March 18, the competition lands in Dublin’s 3Arena, bringing the excitement to the Irish capital. A notable highlight of the schedule is the return to Antwerp, Belgium, where the AFAS Dome will host the eighth night of the season on March 25.
This marks the second consecutive year the Premier League will stage an event in the Belgian city, underscoring the tournament’s growing pan‑European appeal. After Antwerp, the itinerary moves back to the UK for a series of April fixtures: Brighton Centre on April 1, AO Arena in Manchester on April 8, Rotterdam Ahoy in the Netherlands on April 15, and Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena on April 22. Each venue offers a unique atmosphere, ensuring that both players and fans experience a fresh backdrop throughout the month.
The final April showdown takes place in Birmingham at the Utilita Arena on April 29, wrapping up the spring leg of the tour. The league phase then transitions to a rapid succession of events in the north of England: Leeds will host its first direct arena show on May 6, followed by Aberdeen’s P&J Live on May 13, and Sheffield’s Utilita Arena on May 20.
These three nights serve as the decisive run‑in before the championship climax. The season’s grand finale, known as Finals Night, is scheduled for Thursday, May 27, at the iconic The O2 in London. The top four performers from the league phase will battle it out for the coveted Premier League title, delivering a high‑stakes conclusion to a packed calendar. In addition to the Premier League schedule, Sky Sports continues its role as the primary 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 running from December 10 through January 3. For viewers who prefer streaming, the NOW platform offers live darts coverage without the need for a long‑term contract, providing flexible access to all major events. Fans are encouraged to use the Chrome browser for the most reliable video playback experience, ensuring smooth streaming of every match.
This comprehensive itinerary not only showcases the sport’s top talent but also brings the excitement of professional darts to a diverse array of venues across the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands, promising a memorable season for both newcomers and long‑time enthusiasts alike.