In January 2026, Harry Styles announced his new album, Kiss All The Time, Disco Occasionally, alongside his new tour taking place during the latter half of year: the Together, Together Tour. This new album and the Together, Together Tour were already exciting announcements for fans, including myself, since Styles hadn’t released music or gone on tour since his two-year run of Love on Tour, which concluded in July 2023 in Italy.
The Together, Together Tour started off strong in Amsterdam in May, and he continued to play in stadiums in London, São Paulo, and Mexico City for the remainder of the summer. His stadium shows included a large square stage with four standing pits within the stage and four bridges that hung over the crowd, making it an adequate setup for Styles to interact with fans throughout the concert and put his marathon training to good use.
His initial stadium shows opened with “Are You Listening Yet?” and mainly included songs from his latest album. However, he still included fan-favorites like “Watermelon Sugar,” “Golden,” “Sign of the Times,” and his hit “As it Was,” giving concertgoers the perfect opportunity to yell “Leave America!!!” before leaving the show.
Later, on August 26th, Styles began his 30-night residency in Madison Square Garden, the only North American city of the 2026 leg of the tour. In order to accommodate for the smaller venue, the stage switched from a large rectangular structure to a smaller oval with two pits inside, still allowing for fan interactions, much like the stadium setup. Alongside the change in setup, Styles also changed the setlist, opening with “Dance No More” and closing with an extended version of his hit single, “Aperture.” He also included older songs, such as “Carolina,” “Cinema,” and “Kiwi.”
Then, on September 10th, Styles announced the addition of twelve cities for the 2027 leg of the tour: six new North American cities and six European ones. He’ll be preforming in stadiums at all 12 venues, allowing him to bring back his larger-than-life stage setup and firework segment during “Sign of the Times” from this past summer. He’s also concluding the tour back in Wembley Stadium in London, where he previously broke a Guinness World Record with 12 sold-out shows, one of which I attended!
This new leg of the tour has led to speculations regarding what the setlist will look like: whether it will mimic the setlist from this past summer or his Madison Square Garden Residency or be a completely new and different show. Styles also discussed this new leg of the tour with fans at a recent Madison Square Garden show, hinting that he’ll be taking a long break after his final shows in Wembley next summer. No matter the setlist or Styles’s future plans, though, fans cannot wait to be together with Harry for yet another year of disco balls, decorated ties, and dancing!