A Guide to Harry Style’s Together, Together Stadium Tour Openers

Last year, someone on X tried to warn Tinashe about Styles. “Tinashe every second you aren’t running Harry Styles is getting closer,” they wrote. She replied: “I don’t even know what this means but I’m scared.” Turns out, she had nothing to be afraid of. The tweet turned into an opportunity to bring Popstar, her upcoming eighth studio album out later this month, to stadium shows in Phoenix. There’s something so chic about bringing an album meant to bend the definition of the term. —L.P.

The Argentine duo behind experimental electronic records that have pushed the limits of Latin pop will be joining Styles in Dallas Texas next year. CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso are known for their high-spectacle shenanigans and mischief-making in the music industry. It’s also not the first time they’ve teamed up with a Brit — Sting helped promote their latest LP Free Spirits. —M.G.

Kylie Minogue has never had to try very hard to forge her path in pop. It just kind of reveals itself to her as she goes, churning out effortless dance floor hits like “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” and “Padam, Padam.” Next year will mark the 40th anniversary of the Australian star’s debut single, “I Should Be So Lucky.” That’s four decades of experience getting people on their feet. That said, winning over the Los Angeles crowd on the Together, Together tour will likely come with just as much ease for Minogue. —L.P.

Lainey Wilson will add the country music touch to the new leg of the Together, Together tour after Shania Twain opened for Styles during his London shows at Wembley stadium. The country singer, who recently collaborated with John Mayer, will open in Toronto on May 7 and 8. —M.G.

Q Marsden will bring his soulful mix of reggae, pop, and R&B to Atlanta on the Together, Together tour. With four albums of material to work with, Marsden will find his audience in the Styles fans who are still living in Harry’s House, with songs like “Late Night Talking” and the Brothers Johnson-sampling “Daydreaming” drawing a parallel to his rhythmic approach. His latest album Do You See Me? is fueled by funk itching to come to life on a stadium stage. —L.P.

Chicago is in for a special treat next May when the iconic trio that makes up the Womack Sisters open for Styles. As granddaughters of Sam Cooke and daughters of Cecil and Linda Womack, sisters Zeimani, BG, and Kucha Womack are determined to carry on the legacy of classic soul and R&B with their music. They just released their self-titled debut album. —M.G.

Styles is bringing a bit of home with him to Berlin on the Together, Together tour with Getdown Services, a British pop-rock duo with an ear for long instrumental breaks and raging percussive kicks. The group’s second studio album, Massive Champion, arrived earlier this year. The project spans 13 erratic tracks that might appeal most to the corner of Styles’ audience begging him to return to the guitar-driven roots he put down on his debut, Harry Styles. They better get ready to rock. —L.P.

Caroline Polachek has been laying low recently. It’s been almost four years since she’s toured and about the same amount of time since her last album, Desire, I Want to Turn Into You. But her tracks sound just as fresh as they did years ago. Polachek’s alternative pop projects will spark a connection with fans at the Paris stops on the Together, Together tour who considered buying a vocoder after listening to Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally once. —L.P.

If you ever wondered what happened to the singer behind 2007 hit “1234,” you need look no further than Styles’ tour. Feist, the Canadian indie pop singer who is also a member of Broken Social Scene, will join Styles in Madrid next July. “I keep hearing infectiously good songs and then finding out they’re Harry Styles,” she wrote on her Instagram story. “So, if playing with Harry Styles gets me to Spain to SEE Harry Styles, then so be it!” —M.G.

Yes, you heard that right — LCD Soundsystem is playing at Harry’s house. It should really come as no surprise that Styles tapped James Murphy and co to join the Together, Together tour. Earlier this year, the superstar said the new LP he’s currently taking on the road, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, was influenced by watching LCD Soundsystem’s concerts. —M.G.

Having recently come off the road with Olivia Dean on the Art of Loving tour, Baby Rose will bring her brooding sentimentality to Dublin on the Together, Together tour. Earlier this year, she shared her third studio album, Yearnalism. Her classic style will appeal to fans who found their heartstrings tied up in the more sobering moments of Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. —L.P

Styles just wants to rule the world, so he called up iconic English rock band Tears for Fears to join him in London for a full-on Brit party next August. Much like with LCD Soundsystem, this opener should’ve been expected. In March, Styles covered the band’s anthem “Everybody Wants to the Rule World” for BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge. —M.G.