Pop&rsquo;s biggest star is going global, but for U.S. fans, it&rsquo;s New York or nothing.&nbsp;

Everyone's favorite pop star is heading back on the road in a big way.
Harry Styles has officially announced his 2026 world tour, and it&rsquo;s unlike anything he&rsquo;s done before. Rather than hopping city to city, Styles is leaning into extended residencies across major cultural capitals, turning each stop into a moment rather than a one-night event.
The Together Together Tour will span Europe, Latin America, North America, and Australia, with multi-night runs designed to let fans fully settle into each era of the show. The tour kicks off in Amsterdam, where Styles will take over Johan Cruijff Arena for six nights from May 16&ndash;26. From there, he heads to London for another six-night residency at Wembley Stadium (June 12&ndash;23), followed by S&atilde;o Paulo (July 17&ndash;18), Mexico City (July 31 &amp; August 1), Melbourne (November 27&ndash;28), and Sydney (December 12&ndash;13).
For U.S. fans, however, there&rsquo;s only one destination&mdash;and it&rsquo;s a big one. The tour&rsquo;s sole American stop will be New York City, where Styles is set to perform a staggering 30 nights at Madison Square Garden between August and October 2026. The residency marks one of the most ambitious runs in the venue&rsquo;s history and cements Styles&rsquo; deep connection to the city.
With New York standing as the only U.S. location on the tour, tickets are expected to be brutally competitive. Fans across the country are already bracing for sold-out onsales, with thousands likely planning trips to Manhattan just for the chance to see him live. Hotels, flights, and resale listings are expected to surge as the residency approaches, turning the city into a months-long epicenter for Harry Styles fandom.
Each residency will feature special guests tailored to its location&mdash;ranging from Robyn and Shania Twain to Jamie xx and Jorja Smith&mdash;making every city feel distinctly its own. But for American fans, the message is clear: if you want to see Harry in 2026, you&rsquo;re going to New York! (If you can snag a ticket...)&nbsp;

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