Two years after selling roughly 50,000 tickets across a sold-out North American run, Alan Walker is returning in 2027 with his biggest tour across the region so far. The Legend of Atlantis Tour will span 27 dates across the United States and Canada, with close to 100,000 tickets available between January 21 and March 6, 2027. Starting in Austin and ending in Los Angeles, the tour also opens the next chapter of World of Walker, connecting the new dates with the wider Legend of Atlantis story and new music.

Alan Walker Takes Legend of Atlantis Across North America

Once the tour begins at ACL Live at The Moody Theater in Austin on January 21, Alan Walker will spend the following six weeks travelling through cities including Houston, Nashville, Washington, Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, Seattle and Portland. New York gets two nights at Terminal 5 on February 11–12, followed by consecutive shows at History Toronto on February 18–19. The run closes at The Torch at LA Coliseum on March 6.

 

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His last North American headline tour sold around 50,000 tickets in 2025, while Legend of Atlantis is expected to put close to 100,000 on sale. That difference makes the 2027 run the largest of his career in the region, with a much bigger ticket count spread across the United States and Canada.

Legend of Atlantis Opens the Next World of Walker Chapter

The Legend of Atlantis story had already started before the tour announcement through Fate, Alan Walker’s latest collaboration with Ava Max. The track reunited them after Alone, Pt. II and introduced Season Two of World of Walker, continuing the fictional world that has accompanied his music and visuals for years.

More music is also expected during this period, with a new album already referenced in material surrounding the tour. That places Legend of Atlantis across both sides of what Alan Walker is doing next, with the storyline continuing through new releases before carrying into the North American shows in 2027.

The jump in North America comes after several years of larger international touring for Alan Walker, whose career now includes more than 100 billion audio and video streams, around 150 million followers across social platforms and five sold-out arena tours across three continents. He has also completed nine sold-out shows in India and previously sold out an arena tour in China.

By the time Legend of Atlantis begins in January, Alan Walker will be entering the next phase of World of Walker with a North American tour almost twice the size of his previous run. From Austin to Los Angeles, the 27 dates will give that new chapter its biggest live platform in the region yet.