Fans have waited nearly two decades for this one, and the first tickets are already moving.

Calvin Harris is bringing his first headline tour of North America to 18 arenas across the U.S. and Canada in spring 2027, starting April 1 at TD Garden in Boston and wrapping May 27 at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, Live Nation announced. Tickets started with a Reserved by Spotify presale on Monday, Oct. 19, so here's exactly how to get yours.

The Scottish superstar's announcement on Oct. 13 came after billboards teasing the run popped up in cities including Chicago, New York, Houston, Vancouver and San Diego the week before, Billboard reports.

How to get Calvin Harris presale tickets

Here's every window, in order. All sale times are local to each venue: Live Nation lists every window in local time, so check the time zone of the show you want.

• Reserved by Spotify presale: Monday, Oct. 19, at 10 a.m. local time. It's for eligible U.S. Spotify Premium subscribers, who'll be notified by Spotify through email and the app and can buy up to two tickets through Ticketmaster, per Live Nation. Grimy Goods says this window runs until Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 10 a.m. local time.
• Artist presale: Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 12 p.m. local time. You can register for access now at the official CalvinHarris.com site, Live Nation says. Grimy Goods reports it runs until Thursday, Oct. 22, at 10 a.m. local time.
• Live Nation presale: Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 12 p.m. local time, according to Grimy Goods, which says members of the free Live Nation All Access program don't need a presale code. They just log in to Ticketmaster with the same email they used for All Access.
• General on-sale: Thursday, Oct. 22, at 12 p.m. local time at CalvinHarris.com, per Live Nation.

Ticket prices haven't been listed in the official announcement, and Grimy Goods says supporting acts haven't been announced yet.

NBC Boston confirms the order for the Boston opener: Spotify tickets first on Monday at 10 a.m., artist presale the day after, and general sales on Thursday, Oct. 22.

All 18 Calvin Harris 2027 tour dates

The full list, from Live Nation:

• Thu, April 1: Boston, MA, TD Garden
• Fri, April 2: Baltimore, MD, CFG Bank Arena
• Thu, April 8: Philadelphia, PA, Xfinity Mobile Arena
• Fri, April 9: Brooklyn, NY, Barclays Center
• Mon, April 12: Toronto, ON, Scotiabank Arena
• Fri, April 16: Montreal, QC, Bell Centre
• Sat, April 17: Hamilton, ON, TD Coliseum
• Fri, April 23: Houston, TX, Toyota Center
• Sat, April 24: Fort Worth, TX, Dickies Arena
• Sun, April 25: Austin, TX, Moody Center
• Thu, April 29: St. Paul, MN, Grand Casino Arena
• Fri, April 30: Chicago, IL, United Center
• Wed, May 5: Salt Lake City, UT, Delta Center
• Fri, May 7: Oakland, CA, Oakland Arena
• Fri, May 14: Seattle, WA, Climate Pledge Arena
• Sun, May 16: Vancouver, BC, Rogers Arena
• Fri, May 21: San Diego, CA, Viejas Arena
• Thu, May 27: Los Angeles, CA, Kia Forum

Boston fans get the honor of night one. NBC Boston notes Harris will hit 17 more cities across the U.S. and Canada after the TD Garden opener.

What to expect from the show

If his latest sets are any clue, bring your loudest singalong voice. At Head Trip, the one-time-only dance festival on the Coachella grounds in Indio, California, Harris pulled out "Feel So Close," "Sweet Nothing," "How Deep Is Your Love" and "We Found Love," songs Billboard says "will surely be part of the setlist" for the arena run.

He's arriving on a serious high. Live Nation says he played to more than 100,000 fans across two sold-out hometown shows at Glasgow's Hampden Park this summer, and earned a Guinness World Records title after a February set in São Paulo, Brazil, drew an estimated 1.6 million people, the largest attendance at a DJ set by a single artist. His catalog has more than 56 billion global streams, per Live Nation.

The twist: this is his first time headlining here

Here's the part that surprised a lot of fans. For all those era-defining hits, Calvin Harris has never headlined his own North American tour until now. Billboard says that while he "has played major venues and festivals across the country," this 18-date run "will be the first full headlining North American tour of his career."

Grimy Goods puts it best: "It's hard to believe an artist of Calvin Harris' size is only now headlining his first North American tour, nearly two decades after his 2007 debut album." The outlet points to one big reason he may have stayed put: the Las Vegas residencies he's been holding down since 2012. Live Nation says he still has upcoming performances in Las Vegas, too.

So the guy who has been the soundtrack to a million nights out is finally taking the party on the road, city by city. Pick your date, set your alarms and good luck in the queue.

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