Get ready for an electrifying 2027 Premier League Darts season! The action kicks off on Thursday, February 4th, in Glasgow, Scotland, and culminates in a thrilling Finals Night at London’s O2 on Thursday, May 27th. Fans can anticipate a jam-packed schedule featuring 16 weeks of top-tier darts across the UK and Europe, including key stops in Berlin, Antwerp, and Rotterdam. Reigning champion Luke Littler will be defending his title, while Luke Humphries and exciting newcomer Gian van Veen are also confirmed to battle it out for glory.
The 2027 Premier League Darts Journey Begins!
The 2027 Premier League Darts season promises an incredible spectacle, starting with a bang in Scotland. The opening night, on Thursday, February 4th, will see the world’s best players gather at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro. All eyes will be on Luke Littler as he begins his quest to defend his first-ever Premier League title.
Early European Excursions and UK Dominance
Following the Scottish opener, Week Two takes the darting elite to mainland Europe. This year, the focus shifts to Berlin, Germany, with action at the Uber Arena on Thursday, February 11th. This marks a change from last year, as the visit to Antwerp is now scheduled for later in the season.
The tour then returns to the UK for three consecutive weeks of intense competition:
- Week Three (February 18th): Newcastle, Utilita Arena
- Week Four (February 25th): Belfast, The O2 Belfast
- Week Five (March 4th): Cardiff, Utilita Arena
- Week Six (March 11th): Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
Mid-Season Highlights: Dublin and a Return to Belgium
As the season progresses, Week Seven on Thursday, March 18th, sees the players heading to the Irish capital, Dublin, at the iconic 3Arena.
A significant highlight for European fans will be the return to Antwerp, Belgium, for Week Eight on Thursday, March 25th, at the AFAS Dome. This event marks the half-way point of the Premier League regular season, promising critical matchups as players vie for playoff positions.
The Road to the Finals: UK Homestretch & Final European Stop
After the Belgian stop, the Premier League continues with two more UK events:
- Week Nine (April 1st): Brighton, Brighton Centre
- Week Ten (April 8th): Manchester, AO Arena
The tour then makes its final mainland European visit of the 2027 season, heading to Rotterdam, Netherlands, at the renowned Rotterdam Ahoy on Thursday, April 15th. This will be the last chance for European fans to witness the high-stakes action before the tournament concludes its journey solely within the UK.
The Grand Finale: London Awaits
The final weeks of the season see the players crisscrossing the UK, building towards the ultimate showdown:
- Week Twelve (April 22nd): Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
- Week Thirteen (April 29th): Birmingham, Utilita Arena
- Week Fourteen (May 6th): Leeds, first direct arena
- Week Fifteen (May 13th): Aberdeen, P&J Live
- Week Sixteen (May 20th): Sheffield, Utilita Arena
All roads then lead to the pinnacle event: Finals Night on Thursday, May 27th, 2027, at The O2 in London. This is where the 2027 Premier League Darts champion will be crowned.
Players to Watch
While the full line-up is yet to be announced, two familiar faces, Luke Littler and Luke Humphries, will undoubtedly be aiming for a return to Finals Night. An exciting addition to the confirmed players is Gian van Veen, who will be making his debut appearance and hoping to make a strong impact.
Full 2027 Premier League Darts Schedule
- 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 (Finals Night)
Source: Based on an article from Darts Planet TV.
