Nordic Darts Masters 2026: Field Finalised

The all-star cast list for next month’s Mr Vegas Nordic Darts Masters has now been formally finalised, with the World Series of Darts caravan preparing to reconvene in Copenhagen for its latest tungsten-fuelled extravaganza.

Set against the cosmopolitan backdrop of Denmark’s capital across 5-6 June, the Forum Copenhagen will once again transform into a cacophonous Nordic amphitheatre as eight of the PDC’s most illustrious heavyweights collide with a contingent of regional representative’s eager grab the headlines.

And, unsurprisingly, the majority of the sport’s current galácticos are once again present and accounted for.

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The Premier League contingent remains almost entirely intact, although freshly crowned Austrian Darts Open champion Josh Rock won’t be in attendance, replaced by the evergreen James Wade returning to the World Series stage for the first time since 2022.

Reigning Nordic Darts Masters champion Stephen Bunting headlines the field alongside reigning World Champion Luke Littler and world number two Luke Humphries, ensuring Copenhagen supporters will once again witness plenty of heavy tungsten artillery.

Former tournament winners Michael van Gerwen and Gerwyn Price also return, while reigning European Champion Gian van Veen prepares for his maiden appearance on Danish soil.

Elsewhere, Welsh talisman Jonny Clayton arrives targeting a second World Series title, while Wade’s inclusion adds another layer of pedigree to an already opulent field dripping with television titles and major crowns on their resumes.

As for the Nordic and Baltic contingent, several familiar names once again emerge from the regional ranks. Swedish duo Andreas Harrysson and Daniel Larsson secured the final qualification positions via the rolling 12-month PDC Nordic & Baltic rankings.

Andreas Harrysson, Darts Player, Sweden — Andreas Harrysson backstage Ally Pally 2026 ( Image: DartsWorld)

Harrysson, in particular, continues to cultivate substantial momentum. The Swede captured four Nordic & Baltic titles throughout 2025 before announcing himself to a wider audience with an eye-catching run to the last 16 on debut at the PDC World Darts Championship.

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Larsson, meanwhile, returns to the big-stage environment following a sequence of impressively consistent domestic performances. The four-time World Championship qualifier may not always command headlines, but his longevity and dependability continue to make him a dangerous proposition.

The regional representation also includes Latvian number one Madars Razma, Norwegian representative Cor Dekker and Lithuanian trailblazer Darius Labanauskas – the latter still fondly remembered for his remarkable run to the quarter-finals of the World Championship several years ago.

Sweden’s current World Cup of Darts pairing of Jeffrey de Graaf and Oskar Lukasiak have also sealed qualification alongside compatriot Viktor Tingstrom, ensuring a strong Scandinavian flavour throughout the event.