Premier League Darts 2027 Dates & Venues confirmed
The dates and venues for the 2027 Premier League Darts season have been confirmed, with the sport’s elite stars set to battle it out across 17 nights.
The 23rd edition of Premier League Darts commence at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on Thursday February 4, headlined by defending champion Luke Littler and former champion Luke Humphries.
The sport’s most prestigious invitation event will then head to Berlin, Newcastle, Belfast and Cardiff during February and early March, before visiting Nottingham and Dublin.
Antwerp’s AFAS Dome will host the eighth night of action on March 25, as the Premier League returns to the Belgian city for a second successive year, before the tournament continues with visits to Brighton, Manchester, Rotterdam and Liverpool during April.
Birmingham will stage the final night of April’s action, before the league phase concludes with successive events in Leeds, Aberdeen and Sheffield.
The season will then reach its climax with Finals Night at The O2 in London on Thursday May 27, where the top four players from the league phase will compete for the title.
Tickets go on sale to PDCTV Annual Members on Monday October 19 at 12pm BST, with PDC & Venue Pre-Sales on Tuesday October 20 and general sale on Thursday October 22.
The full line-up will be confirmed in the new year as well as any potential alterations to the format, which has featured a weekly knockout competition since 2022.
Premier League Darts 2027 Dates & Venues
Thursday February 4 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
Thursday February 11 – Berlin, Uber Arena
Thursday February 18 – Newcastle, Utilita Arena
Thursday February 25 – Belfast, The O2 Belfast
Thursday March 4 – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
Thursday March 11 – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
Thursday March 18 – Dublin, 3Arena
Thursday March 25 – Antwerp, AFAS Dome
Thursday April 1 – Brighton, Brighton Centre
Thursday April 8 – Manchester, AO Arena
Thursday April 15 – Rotterdam, Rotterdam Ahoy
Thursday April 22 – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
Thursday April 29 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
Thursday May 6 – Leeds, first direct arena
Thursday May 13 – Aberdeen, P&J Live
Thursday May 20 – Sheffield, Utilita Arena
Thursday May 27 – London, The O2
