Harry Styles Announces Fourth Album "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally" and "Together, Together" Global Tour

Harry Styles has announced his upcoming fourth solo album, "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally," alongside a global tour titled "Together, Together" scheduled for 2026. The tour, set to run from May through December, will feature residencies in seven cities across three continents. Following initial ticket presales, fans raised concerns regarding ticket pricing, which became a point of discussion across the entertainment industry.

Album and Tour Announcement

Styles' new album, "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally," is scheduled for release on March 6. The lead single from the album is titled "Aperture." The "Together, Together" global tour marks Styles' return to the stage after three years and will feature exclusive performances in the announced cities throughout 2026. This announcement follows Styles' previous recognition at the 2023 Grammy Awards, where his album "Harry's House" won Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album.

"Together, Together" Global Tour Residencies

The tour is structured as residencies, comprising 50 dates across seven cities:

• Amsterdam, Netherlands: Johan Cruijff Arena
  • May 16, 17, 20, 22, 23, 26
• London, England: Wembley Stadium (six-night run)
  • June 12, 13, 17, 19, 20, 23
• São Paulo, Brazil: Morumbis
  • July 17, 18
• Mexico City, Mexico: GNP Seguros Stadium
  • July 31, August 1
• New York City, USA: Madison Square Garden (30 dates, his only scheduled U.S. shows)
  • August 26, 28, 29
  • September 2, 4, 5, 9, 11, 12, 16, 18, 19, 23, 25, 26, 30
  • October 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 14, 16, 17, 21, 23, 24, 28, 30, 31
• Melbourne, Australia: Marvel Stadium
  • November 27, 28
• Sydney, Australia: Accor Stadium
  • December 12, 13

Special Guests Join Styles on Tour

Various special guests are scheduled to perform with Styles on select dates:

• Amsterdam: Robyn
• London: Shania Twain
• São Paulo: Fcukers
• Mexico City: Jorja Smith
• New York: Jamie xx
• Melbourne: Fousheé
• Sydney: Skye Newman
• Additionally, the artist Robyn is listed as a supporting act for select dates.

Commitment to Charity and Sustainability

The "Together, Together" tour incorporates several charitable and environmental partnerships:

• Global: The tour will support Choose Love, a humanitarian organization that provides aid including food, shelter, and education.
• London: £1 from each ticket sold for London dates will be donated to LIVE Trust, an organization supporting grassroots music in the UK.
• New York: Styles will continue his partnership with HeadCount, providing onsite voter registration for eligible fans.
• Environmental Impact: Styles is collaborating with Live Nation’s Green Nation program to implement measures aimed at reducing the tour's environmental footprint.

Ticket Sales and Presale Details

General ticket sales are scheduled to commence between January 28 and February 4, depending on the market. Presale access was made available through an American Express partnership or by signing up for the Harry Styles Artist Presale. Additionally, fans in select regions could gain presale access by pre-ordering the new album. VIP packages are also available.

Specific ticket sale windows for various regions and presales include:

• Artist Presales: January 27 and 29.
• General Onsales: From Friday, January 30, for many dates.
• October Madison Square Garden Dates:
  • Amex Presales: February 2
  • Artist Presales: February 3
  • General Ons-ale: Wednesday, February 4
• International General Onsales:
  • Amsterdam and London: January 30
  • Melbourne and Sydney: January 30
  • São Paulo: January 28
  • Mexico City: January 29

Ticketmaster recommended fans check their specific event page for the most current information, as presale details overseas may vary by city.

Ticket Pricing Sparks Industry-Wide Debate

The ticket presales for the "Together, Together" tour led to discussions among fans regarding pricing. Fans reported extended waits in digital queues and encountered varied ticket costs upon accessing seating charts.

Reported ticket prices on Ticketmaster ranged from $50 to $1,182.40, including service fees. On resale platforms such as StubHub, some pit area tickets were listed for approximately $3,500. Fans indicated that these prices appeared higher compared to Styles' previous tours. The increase in cost was attributed by some to "Platinum" or "Dynamic Pricing," a strategy used by ticketing platforms to adjust prices based on demand.

A Ticketmaster spokesperson informed Yahoo that the company "does not determine pricing" and does not utilize "surge pricing or dynamic algorithms to adjust ticket prices," stating it communicates pricing information, including the range for remaining tickets, to fans during the sale.

The discussion surrounding ticket prices and purchasing difficulties, including online queues and error codes, is part of a broader industry issue. Fans of various artists, including Olivia Rodrigo, Zach Bryan, Sabrina Carpenter, Sleep Token, Ghost, Green Day, Taylor Swift, and BTS, have raised similar concerns regarding concert ticket affordability and accessibility.

Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino has previously commented that concert tickets are often "underpriced" when compared to sports event ticket costs.

Live Nation reported an 11% year-over-year increase in revenue to $8.5 billion and a 14% rise in adjusted operating income to $1.03 billion in its most recent third-quarter report.

British artist Olivia Dean has publicly criticized ticketing companies, including Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and AEG Presents, concerning the resale of tickets above face value for her "The Art of Loving Live" tour. Dean and her team reportedly secured partial refunds for affected fans and established a cap on future resale prices at face value, advocating for affordable and accessible live music.