Kicking off the historic run of shows on August 26, these performances mark the celebrated artist’s only United States concert appearances this year. The shows serve as the North American centerpiece for his highly anticipated global Together, Together tour.
Sharing the stage for this unprecedented New York stint is acclaimed British musician and DJ Jamie xx. He is set to serve as the opening act across all 30 nights at the iconic venue, setting the energetic tone before Styles takes the stage. The Madison Square Garden residency directly supports the recent release of Styles’ fourth studio album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.
The Together, Together tour has maintained an incredibly exclusive and carefully curated international itinerary. Prior to arriving in New York, the global trek saw Styles perform exclusive engagements in Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, and Mexico City. The New York City residency will run continuously through the autumn months, ultimately culminating in a highly anticipated “Harryween” closing performance on October 31.
Following the grand conclusion of his North American stay, the production will head to Australia, with performances scheduled for Melbourne and Sydney this coming December. Throughout the broader global tour routing, audiences can expect a rotating cast of high-profile special guests joining the bill across select dates, including musical heavyweights like Robyn, Shania Twain, Jorja Smith, Fousheé, Fcukers, and Skye Newman.
For the opening night in New York City, Styles delivered a sprawling 22-song setlist that blended fresh material with massive hits. The performance opened strong with “Dance No More” before moving seamlessly into tracks like “Carolina,” “Music For A Sushi Restaurant,” “Cinema,” and “Adore You.” The energy remained incredibly high through familiar chart-toppers such as “Watermelon Sugar,” “As It Was,” “Sign Of The Times,” and “Kiwi.” Attendees were also treated to several unique live additions, including “Season 2 Weight Loss,” a special Dolly Parton tribute, and the emotional closing number “Aperture.”
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