Global hitmaker Harry Styles has finally announced he’s hitting the road again and will be joined by some very famous guests, including music icon Shania Twain
Harry Styles is finally returning to the stage. The musician, who this week releases his first single since 2023, has announced he’s hitting the road with a mammoth tour.
Harry will perform a seven-city residency, with his Together, Together tour taking him to Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, Mexico City, New York, Melbourne, and Sydney from May through December. And while a residency is no small feat, Styles has gone even bigger and locked in 30 dates at Madison Square Garden in New York, as well as six gigs at Wembley Stadium in London.
These shows will be the only chance fans have to see Harry on tour. Special guests include Shania Twain, Roby, Jamie xx, Skye Newman, Fcukers, Jorja Smith and Fousheé.
Ticket sale information
- Amsterdam – General on sale begins Friday, January 30 at 11am CET.
- London – General on sale begins Friday, January 30 at 11am GMT.
- New York – General on sale begins Friday, January 30 for August 26th through October 9th shows. General on sale begins Wednesday, February 4 for October 10th through October 31st shows.
- São Paulo – General on sale begins Wednesday, January 28 at 11am BRT.
- Mexico City – General on sale begins Thursday, January 29 at 11am CST.
- Melbourne – General on sale begins Friday, January 30 at 11am AEDT.
- Sydney – General on sale begins Friday, January 30 at 2pm AEDT.
Speaking about joining Styles at Wembley Stadium, Shania said: “Let’s go London. All I’ve got is good memories of summer in the UK. From Party In The Park in the 90s to more recent adventures at Glastonbury and BST Hyde Park. For as long as I can remember, I’ve had major UK-specific items on my bucket list, and I’m ticking them off one by one… can’t believe at 60, I tick a REALLY big one off – Playing Wembley Stadium! And with someone I love and admire so much, @harrystyles. Londoners sign me up for Wimbledon viewing, Pimms o’clock, horse riding, sunny days and long summer evenings with friends. Cheers.”
The exciting news comes just days after the 31-year-old confirmed on social media that Aperture will be released on Friday. Referring to his new single, the Grammy Award-winning star said on Instagram: “Aperture. Jan 23, 00:00 UK.”
Last week, Harry sent fans into meltdown when he announced that his latest album, Kiss All The Time. Disco Occasionally was finally ready for release, four years after his last record, Harry’s House. His fourth solo album is slated for release on March 6, and currently, a limited edition vinyl and CD, exclusive merchandise and box sets are available for pre-order via Harry’s website.
For the record, Styles has been working with long-term producer Kid Harpoon for the 12-track album. But in the days leading up to the exciting announcement, fans had been speculating that his new era, affectionately dubbed HS4, was fast approaching after spotting a string of mysterious posters appearing across the globe.
The posters cropped up in cities such as London, Liverpool, Berlin, Milan and Manchester. The images, reading: “We belong together,” echoed a video published by Harry on his YouTube channel towards the end of last year.
On December 27, Harry shared a video titled Forever, Forever, showing the singer-songwriter playing the instrumental version of the track on piano at his Love On Tour show in Reggio Emilia, Italy, in July 2023. It was this show where he concluded the Love On Tour shows, following two impressive years.
The performance was certified as the most attended music event in Italy in 2023, surpassing major festivals and other performances by international musicians. Social media was instantly set alight by the news of the new record.
It had previously been reported by Australian media that HS4 would be released early this year. Ed Sheeran, however, has already “heard a little bit” of the album and apparently it’s “quality”.
Styles was spotted over the summer with his manager, Jeff Azoff, and Kid Harpoon, sparking speculation that he was finally back in the studio. But a year prior to this, he was seen heading into Rak music studios in Regents Park. And in 2023, he also hinted to fans in New Zealand that he was working on the title for HS4.
He told crowds he was “almost at the end of the fruitbowl,” having named some tracks after fruit – including Kiwi, Watermelon Sugar, Cherry and Grapejuice, hinting that his next record could follow another path.
Source: Mirror
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