Khaberni - After a long wait and anticipation from his global audience, British star Harry Styles officially announced his return to the stages with a new world musical tour titled "Together Together", set to launch in 2026, in one of the biggest stages of his career so far.
The new tour, as Styles revealed on the "X" platform, will traverse major cities in Europe, Latin America, and Australia, yet the major surprise was selecting "New York" to be his only stop in the United States, where he will present an extraordinary artistic residency at Madison Square Garden that includes 30 full concerts, an unprecedented move in his concert history.
The tour begins in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, from May 16-26 at the Johan Cruyff Arena, then moves to the "Wembley" stadium in London, United Kingdom, on Friday, June 12, then "Sao Paulo" in Brazil on July 17, and finally to "Mexico City" in Mexico on July 31.
Styles' shows in New York start on August 26 and continue until October 31, i.e., until Halloween night, with two special concerts for this occasion on October 30 and 31, which enhances the celebratory and unique artistic nature of the residency.
Special guests
As usual, Harry Styles ensured that each city carries a unique musical character, through the participation of different stars at each stop of the tour.
In Amsterdam, he is joined by star Robyn, in London Shania Twain will be a guest on the stage, while Sao Paulo will host the band "Foals", and Jorja Smith will join the concerts in Mexico City. In New York, music producer Jamie XX will accompany him throughout the thirty nights of residency, while the stops in Melbourne and Sydney will witness various artistic participations.
New Album
The announcement of the tour coincided with the release of Styles’ new single "Aperture", which represents the first issue from his highly anticipated fourth album titled "Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally", set to be released on March 6.
The new album comes after the notable success of his previous album "Harry’s House" released in 2022, which earned him a Grammy Award for Album of the Year in 2023, raising expectations for the upcoming work and its accompanying tour.
According to Steve Kornacki, chief data analyst at "NBC News", Styles' residency at Madison Square Garden is an exceptional artistic event, both in terms of the number of concerts and the expected turnout, with details of show schedules and ticketing plans to be revealed in the coming days.
