Washington, Jan 23 (.) Harry Styles is back on the live stage, and this time, he’s going big. The singer has unveiled a new global residency-style tour, ‘Together, Together’, featuring just seven cities, but with a huge number of shows in each, according to People.
On Thursday, Styles shared the announcement on social media, confirming that the tour will support his upcoming album, ‘Kiss All the Time: Disco’, occasionally. The 31-year-old will perform 50 shows from May to December in Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, Mexico City, New York, Melbourne, and Sydney.
New York will be the only US stop, and it’s a major one. Styles is slated to perform 30 shows at Madison Square Garden, marking one of the longest single-city runs of his career.
On select dates, Styles will be joined by guest artists including Robyn, Shania Twain, Jorja Smith, Jamie xx, Fousheé, Skye Newman, and others.
Ticket sales for the New York shows will roll out in two phases: August 26 to October 9 shows on January 30, and October 10 to October 31 shows on February 4. Tickets for Melbourne and Sydney go on sale January 30.
Styles has also partnered with charities such as Choose Love, LIVE Trust, and HeadCount for the tour.
Adding a touch of humor, Styles shared a clip of NBC News political reporter Steve Kornacki “breaking” the tour announcement on TV, joking, “The map is beginning to light up here… This involves Harry Styles in something apparently called Together, Together.”
The tour news arrived just hours before Styles released his new single, “Aperture,” at 7 pm et. The upcoming album will feature 12 tracks and is scheduled for release on March 6. The shows will span five continents, with a particularly long residency in New York.
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