Luke Littler and Luke Humphries will headline next year’s Premier League darts roadshow, which will begin at Glasgow's OVO Hydro on Thursday February 4 - live on Sky Sports. The roadshow will then visit Berlin, Newcastle, Belfast and Cardiff during February and early March, before heading to Nottingham and Dublin. Antwerp's AFAS Dome will host the eighth night of action on March 25, as the Premier League returns to the Belgian city for a second successive year, before the tournament continues with visits to Brighton, Manchester, Rotterdam and Liverpool during April.
Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Birmingham will stage the final night of April's action, before the league phase concludes with successive events in Leeds, Aberdeen and Sheffield. The season will then reach its climax with Finals Night at The O2 in London on Thursday May 27, where the top four players from the league phase will compete for the title. Thursday February 4 - Glasgow, OVO HydroThursday February 11 - Berlin, Uber ArenaThursday February 18 - Newcastle, Utilita ArenaThursday February 25 - Belfast, The O2 BelfastThursday March 4 - Cardiff, Utilita ArenaThursday March 11 - Nottingham, Motorpoint ArenaThursday March 18 - Dublin, 3ArenaThursday March 25 - Antwerp, AFAS DomeThursday April 1 - Brighton, Brighton CentreThursday April 8 - Manchester, AO ArenaThursday April 15 - Rotterdam, Rotterdam AhoyThursday April 22 - Liverpool, M&S Bank ArenaThursday April 29 - Birmingham, Utilita ArenaThursday May 6 - Leeds, first direct arenaThursday May 13 - Aberdeen, P&J LiveThursday May 20 - Sheffield, Utilita ArenaThursday May 27 - London, The O2 Sky Sports remains the home of darts with the World Grand Prix (September 28-October 4), Grand Slam of Darts (November 14-22) and World Darts Championship (December 10-January 3) all live.
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