The Premier League Darts roadshow is heading back to the Motorpoint Arena on Thursday, March 11, with world stars Luke Littler and Luke Humphries among the headline names expected to light up the oche.
The hugely popular tournament kicks off in Glasgow on February 4 before embarking on a whistle-stop tour of Europe and the UK. Stops include Berlin, Newcastle, Belfast and Cardiff before the competition rolls into Nottingham for what promises to be one of the biggest sporting nights of the year in the city.
Fresh from helping drive darts into the mainstream, teenage sensation Luke Littler and world champion Luke Humphries are set to headline the action as crowds pack arenas across the country for the weekly showdown.
After Nottingham, the roadshow heads to Dublin and Antwerp before visiting Brighton, Manchester, Rotterdam, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Aberdeen and Sheffield.
The season will culminate at London’s O2 Arena on May 27, where the top four players from the league phase will battle it out for the Premier League crown.
For Nottingham fans, the March 11 date is the one to circle in the diary. Expect walk-on anthems, fancy dress, deafening crowd noise and some of the biggest names in world darts competing under one roof.
2027 Premier League Darts schedule
- February 4: Glasgow, OVO Hydro
- February 11: Berlin, Uber Arena
- February 18: Newcastle, Utilita Arena
- February 25: Belfast, The O2 Belfast
- March 4: Cardiff, Utilita Arena
- March 11: Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
- March 18: Dublin, 3Arena
- March 25: Antwerp, AFAS Dome
- April 1: Brighton Centre
- April 8: Manchester, AO Arena
- April 15: Rotterdam Ahoy
- April 22: Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
- April 29: Birmingham, Utilita Arena
- May 6: Leeds, first direct arena
- May 13: Aberdeen, P&J Live
- May 20: Sheffield, Utilita Arena
- May 27: London, The O2
Tickets for the Nottingham date will be available HERE when on sale
