Luke Littler will begin the defence of his Premier League Darts title in Glasgow on Thursday 4th February.
"The Nuke" defeated old rival Luke Humphries in a thrilling final at the O2 Arena that went all the way down to a dramatic deciding leg where the world number one eventually triumphed 11-10.
London's O2 Arena will again host finals night, as it has done since 2023.
Of the total £1,250,000 prize money fund, £10,000 is set aside each week for the weekly winner, as well as £350,000 for the eventual champion. Littler's haul of six individual weekly wins saw him scoop an additional £60,000 to add to overall winning prize.
The same 17 cities that hosted last season's Premier League nights will do so again next year; albeit in a different order.
Newcastle kicked-off proceedings last February but play will begin in the Scottish Capital this time around before players head to continental Europe for a night in Berlin. Newcastle, Belfast and Cardiff then come in successive weeks and lead into an entertaining evening in Nottingham.
Although there has been plenty of discourse around the existing format, the Premier League will again consist of eight players -- usually confirmed following the conclusion of the World Darts Championship -- battling it out over 16 weeks of high-quality action.
Sheffield, as it did in 2026, will host the penultimate week of action that is dubbed "Judgement Night", with players facing tense matches in order to book themselves a place at finals week. Despite claiming victory in the Steel City last campaign, popular thrower Stephen Bunting missed out on a finals spot by just one place.
2027 Premier League Darts full calendar
- Glasgow (Ovo Hyrdo) - 4th February
- Berlin (Uber Arena) - 11th February
- Newcastle (Utilita Arena) - 18th February
- Belfast (The 02 Belfast) - 25th February
- Cardiff (Utilita Arena) - 4th March
- Nottingham (Motorpoint Arena) - 11th March
- Dublin (3Arena) - 18th March
- Antwerp (Afas Dome) - 25th March
- Brighton (Brighton Centre) - 1st April
- Manchester (AO Arena) - 8th April
- Rotterdam (Rotterdam Ahoy) - 15th April
- Liverpool (M&S Bank Arena) - 22nd April
- Birmingham (Utilita Arena) - 29th April
- Leeds (First Direct Arena) 6th May
- Aberdeen (P&J Live) - 13th May
- Sheffield (Utilita Arena) - 20th May
- London (The 02) - 27th May
