Luke Littler will be part of the 2024 Premier League Darts.

The 16-year old sensation, who caused a stir around the world by becoming the youngest PDC World Darts Championship finalist in history, will be taking to the stage every Thursday night in venues across the UK and Europe. The 20th edition of the event begins on 1 February in Cardiff, with the Play-Offs on Thursday 23 May.

The Nuke previously said that he thought the PDC would keep him out of the event. However, record breaking figures for it’s main broadcast partner Sky Sports, the wider sports interest and the new fans Littler has brought to the sport, meant that it was difficult to see how he could be left out.

MvG the only former winner in event

Joining Littler in the 2024 Premier League Darts will be the new world number one and 2023/24 Paddy Power World Darts Champion, Luke Humphries.

Michael van Gerwen, the only former winner of this event in this year’s line up, will be taking part in his 12th successive Premier League. MvG took home the trophy last year again for the seventh time, breaking the record held by Phil Taylor. Last year’s runner-up, Gerwyn Price, also returns to the line up.

The remaining names have all been finalists in this event in the past. Michael Smith, the world number three, and Nathan Aspinall, world number four and World Matchplay champion, are also included for another year.

The final two names included are European Champion Peter Wright, and two time World Series event winner in 2023, as well as losing Grand Slam finalist Rob Cross. All of the five players, as well as Humphries and Littler, will be aiming to take the title away from Van Gerwen, in an event he has called his own for the majority of its existence.

2024 Premier League Darts line up

Luke Humphries

Michael van Gerwen

Michael Smith

Nathan Aspinall

Gerwyn Price

Peter Wright

Rob Cross

Luke Littler

2024 Premier League Darts schedule

Night 1

Utilita Arena, Cardiff

Thursday 1st February

Night 2

Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin

Thursday 8th February

Night 3

OVO Hydro, Glasgow

Thursday 15th February

Night 4

Utilita Arena, Newcastle

Thursday 22nd February

Night 5

Westpoint, Exeter

Thursday 29th February

Night 6

Brighton Centre, Brighton

Thursday 7th March

Night 7

Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham

Thursday 14th March

Night 8

3Arena, Dublin

Thursday 21st March

Night 9

The SSE Arena, Belfast

Thursday 28th March

Night 10

AO Arena, Manchester

Thursday 4th April

Night 11

Utilita Arena, Birmingham

Thursday 11th April

Night 12

Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam

Thursday 18th April

Night 13

M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool

Thursday 25th April

Night 14

P&J Live, Aberdeen

Thursday 2nd May

Night 15

First Direct Arena, Leeds

Thursday 9th May

Night 16

Utilita Arena, Sheffield

Thursday 16th May

Finals Night

The O2, London

Thursday 23rd May 2024