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Harry Styles to continue Together, Together tour in 2027 — Rolling Stone

UA.NEWS 21 September 2026 21:45
Harry Styles to continue Together, Together tour in 2027 — Rolling Stone

Harry Styles will continue his Together, Together concert tour in 2027: the artist will perform in six cities across North America and then in other countries. In New York, US, he is also holding a series of 30 concerts at Madison Square Garden.

As Rolling Stone reports, the tour began in Amsterdam in the spring after the release of Styles' new album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. Caroline Polachek, Tinashe, Tears for Fears, Lainey Wilson and other performers will appear as opening acts at upcoming concerts.

Performances in New York

The publication notes that the concert program lasts about one hour and 50 minutes. Styles performs, among other songs, “Sign of the Times” and “Aperture,” moves along an oval catwalk around the stage, and interacts with the audience. In New York, “Kiwi” from his debut 2017 solo album returned to the setlist. Its performance was combined with LCD Soundsystem's “Daft Punk Is Playing at My House.”

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During the intimate part of the show, Styles sits at a Rhodes MK8 electric piano and performs “Carla’s Song” and “Coming Up Roses” accompanied by a string section. Vocalists Laura Bibbs and Lorren Chiodo also perform “Sweet Creature.”

Tributes and guests

On August 29, Styles paid tribute to Dolly Parton, who, according to the publication, died four days earlier at the age of 80. Her song “I Will Always Love You” was played in the venue. On September 4, he also mentioned feminist activist Gloria Steinem, who, as described by Rolling Stone, recently died at the age of 92.

Among attendees at the Madison Square Garden concerts, Rolling Stone names Bruce Springsteen, Lizzo, Mick Fleetwood, Jennie of Blackpink, and Drew Barrymore. On September 9, Styles separately greeted New York Knicks basketball player Jalen Brunson, whom he called the “king of New York.”

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