The 2027 edition of the Premier League Darts roadshow has been officially announced, and fans can look forward to a packed calendar of events across Europe, with two of the sport’s brightest talents, Luke Littler and Luke Humphries, set to lead the action. The season will kick off on Thursday, February 4, when the OVO Hydro in Glasgow opens its doors to a live broadcast on Sky Sports, marking the start of a month‑long journey that will see the league travel to a diverse set of venues, each offering its own unique atmosphere and local flavour. Following the opening night in Scotland, the tour will head south to Berlin’s Uber Arena on February 11, bringing the excitement of professional darts to Germany’s capital.
The German crowd will be treated to high‑octane matches featuring the league’s elite, and the event will serve as a springboard for the next series of stops. A week later, on February 18, the competition moves to Newcastle’s Utilita Arena, giving fans in the north‑east of England a chance to see their favourite players compete live. The roadshow then makes a quick jump across the Irish Sea to Belfast, where the O2 Belfast will host the league on February 25, providing Northern Irish supporters with a front‑row seat to the drama.
March continues the itinerary with a visit to Cardiff’s Utilita Arena on March 4, allowing Welsh enthusiasts to experience the intensity of the league firsthand. The following week, on March 11, the action shifts to Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena, a venue known for its vibrant sporting events. The league then travels to Dublin on March 18, where the 3Arena will host the competition, adding an Irish capital highlight to the schedule. A notable milestone for the 2027 season is the return to Antwerp, Belgium, where the AFAS Dome will stage the eighth night of competition on March 25.
This marks the second consecutive year the league will be held in the Belgian city, underscoring the growing popularity of darts across the continent. After Antwerp, the tour heads back to the United Kingdom for a series of April fixtures.
Brighton’s Brighton Centre will host the league on April 1, followed by Manchester’s iconic AO Arena on April 8, delivering a double‑header of British darts in quick succession. The itinerary then takes the league to the Netherlands, with Rotterdam Ahoy welcoming the competitors on April 15.
This Dutch stop highlights the sport’s expanding footprint in Europe and offers Dutch fans a chance to witness world‑class darts up close. The following week, on April 22, the league moves to Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena, providing the Merseyside crowd with a memorable night of competition. Birmingham’s Utilita Arena will be the venue for the final night of April’s action on April 29, wrapping up a busy month of travel and competition.
The league phase will then transition into its concluding stretch, beginning with Leeds on May 6, where the first direct arena will host the event. The tour continues to Aberdeen on May 13 at P&J Live, and then to Sheffield’s Utilita Arena on May 20, each location offering its own passionate fan base and unique setting.
The climax of the Premier League Darts season arrives on Thursday, May 27, when the top four players emerging from the league phase converge at The O2 in London for the highly anticipated Finals Night. This marquee event will determine the champion of the 2027 Premier League, with the stakes higher than ever as competitors vie for the coveted title. In addition to the league roadshow, Sky Sports remains the primary broadcaster for darts throughout the year, delivering comprehensive coverage of major tournaments.
Viewers can tune in for the World Grand Prix from September 28 to October 4, the Grand Slam of Darts from November 14 to 22, and the iconic World Darts Championship, which runs from December 10 through January 3. All of these events are available live on Sky Sports, and fans have the option to stream the action via the NOW platform without the need for a long‑term contract, ensuring easy access to darts content year‑round. For those watching online, the platform recommends using the Chrome browser to enjoy an optimized video player experience, ensuring smooth playback and full accessibility features. This technical tip applies to all streamed darts events, including the Premier League roadshow, and helps fans get the most out of their viewing experience.
Overall, the 2027 Premier League Darts schedule promises a thrilling blend of high‑skill competition, diverse venues, and a clear pathway to the final showdown in London. Whether you’re a long‑time follower of Luke Littler’s title defence, a supporter of Luke Humphries, or simply a darts enthusiast eager to see the sport’s top talent in action, the upcoming season offers ample opportunity to engage with the sport both live and via broadcast. Mark your calendars, secure your tickets, and prepare for a month‑long celebration of darts across some of Europe’s most iconic arenas.