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Harry Styles Reveals 30 Epic 2026 Tour Dates!
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Harry Styles 2026 Tour: Dates, Residencies & How to Get Tickets
Get ready, America—Harry Styles is coming back! The global superstar has officially announced his monumental ‘Together, Together’ world tour for 2026, ending the live show drought fans have felt since his last tour wrapped in 2023. The announcement comes hot on the heels of his newly revealed album, ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco Occasionally.’
This isn’t just any tour. Styles is taking the concept of a residency to a stunning new level, particularly here in the USA. The crown jewel of the global trek is a massive 30-date residency at New York City’s legendary Madison Square Garden. This monumental run shatters his own previous record of 15 shows at the iconic arena, promising an unprecedented connection with fans on his home turf.
“This tour marks Styles’ first live performances since his acclaimed ‘Love on Tour’ concluded in 2023,” a source close to the planning notes. That previous tour, famous for its vibrant, inclusive energy, set a high bar, but the 2026 plans suggest an even more ambitious production.
The tour routing is truly global. Styles will kick off in Amsterdam on May 16, before hitting other major residency cities like London. He’ll then cross the Atlantic for the historic MSG run. After North America, the tour continues to São Paulo, Mexico City, and wraps in Sydney, Australia on December 13. In total, fans can look forward to 50 spectacular performances.
Adding to the excitement is a stellar and eclectic lineup of opening acts. Styles will be joined by legends and modern stars alike, including Robyn, Shania Twain, Jorja Smith, Jamie xx, Fousheé, and Skye Newman.
For U.S. fans eager for tickets, mark your calendars. The general on-sale for most tour dates is set to begin on January 30. Given the scale of the MSG residency and Styles’ immense popularity, demand is expected to be incredibly high.
The tour announcement completes a whirlwind month of promotion for Styles’ upcoming album. After teasing fans with cryptic billboards across the country, he confirmed the album title and announced that the lead single, “Aperture,” will drop this Friday. This sets the stage for what is already one of 2026’s most anticipated albums, in a year crowded with new music from giants like Bruno Mars.
This tour is more than a series of concerts; it’s a cultural event. By committing to such extensive residencies, Styles is promising a deeper, more immersive live experience. For American fans, the chance to secure tickets for one of those 30 historic nights at The Garden is the only news that matters this week.