Harry Styles’ residency at Madison Square Garden in New York City has drawn record-breaking demand.
Presales for the singer’s shows in NYC, Amsterdam and London began this week, with the 30-show residency at Madison Square Gardens – his only shows in the US – drawing significant attention.
According to data from Ticketmaster shared with Rolling Stone, the residency generated 11.5 million artist presale registrations. It’s the highest volume ever recorded for an artist presale in the NYC market, and the largest artist presale registration performance ever seen for a residency-style run.
As with most high-demand shows, the presale for the Together, Together tour will be marked by euphoria and disappointment. Madison Square Garden’s concert capacity tops out at 18,000, meaning total attendance across the residency will be around 540,000, a fraction of the 11.5 million people who have signed up for the presale.
The general sale for Styles’ New York City shows will take place later this week and next.
The Watermelon Sugar singer is also expanding his highly anticipated 2026 Together, Together tour, adding six shows to his European trek. These comprise two more gigs at the Johann Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam on 4 and 5 June, and four more at Wembley Stadium on 26, 27 and 29 June, and 1 July.
Styles announced the Together, Together tour hours before releasing Aperture, the first single from his long-awaited fourth album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, which is set to drop on 6 March.
