The dates for next year’s Premier League were confirmed yesterday in the announcement of the 2019 PDC Calendar with an expansion coming to the biggest darting roadshow.
The Premier League Darts will kick off on Thursday February 7th taking in the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle. Nights such as Berlin from last year which up to the German Darts Masters in Gelsenkirchen was the biggest attendance in darting history will return.
Also Rotterdam will get a double dose of darting action once again; including hosting Judgement Night. Liverpool, Cardiff, Birmingham, Manchester, Sheffield and Aberdeen will hosts the round in the second half of the competition.
The announcement of players will be done seemingly as usual after the World Championship final; with the likes of Michael van Gerwen, Peter Wright, Rob Cross and Gary Anderson all expected to be involved.
The full list of dates for next year’s Premier League are below:
Also Rotterdam will get a double dose of darting action once again; including hosting Judgement Night. Liverpool, Cardiff, Birmingham, Manchester, Sheffield and Aberdeen will hosts the round in the second half of the competition.
The announcement of players will be done seemingly as usual after the World Championship final; with the likes of Michael van Gerwen, Peter Wright, Rob Cross and Gary Anderson all expected to be involved.
The full list of dates for next year’s Premier League are below:
2019 Premier League Darts
| Date | Venue | |
| Night One | Thursday February 7 | Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle |
| Night Two | Thursday February 14 | The SSE Hydro, Glasgow |
| Night Three | Thursday February 21 | 3Arena, Dublin |
| Night Four | Thursday February 28 | Westpoint Exeter |
| Night Five | Thursday March 7 | First Direct Arena, Leeds |
| Night Six | Thursday March 14 | Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham |
| Night Seven | Thursday March 21 | Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin |
| Night Eight | Wednesday March 27 | Rotterdam Ahoy |
| Judgement Night | Thursday March 28 | Rotterdam Ahoy |
| Night Ten | Thursday April 4 | The SSE Arena, Belfast |
| Night 11 | Thursday April 11 | Echo Arena, Liverpool |
| Night 12 | Thursday April 18 | Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff |
| Night 13 | Thursday April 25 | Arena Birmingham |
| Night 14 | Thursday May 2 | The Manchester Arena |
| Night 15 | Thursday May 9 | The FlyDSA Arena, Sheffield |
| Night 16 | Thursday May 16 | The BHGE Arena, Aberdeen |
| Play-Offs | Thursday May 23 | The O2, London |
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