Seven Reasons Why You Should See Harry Styles Right Now — SkimNews
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- Harry Styles is extending his Together, Together tour into 2027, adding six North American cities and overseas dates with openers Caroline Polachek, Tinashe, Tears for Fears, and Lainey Wilson.
- The tour supports Styles' album 'Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.' and includes a 30-date Madison Square Garden residency built around 1-hour-50-minute high-energy sets with no opening acts or dull moments.
- Styles restored 'Kiwi' to the MSG setlist, remixing it with LCD Soundsystem's 'Daft Punk Is Playing at My House' and using the moment to introduce band members including bassist Elin Sandberg and guitarist Mitch Rowland.
- Styles opened the Garden residency on Aug. 29 with a tribute to Dolly Parton — who died four days earlier at 80 — playing 'I Will Always Love You,' then honored Gloria Steinem on Sept. 4 following her death at 92.
- Styles cracked a Taylor Swift–era joke during the Aug. 29 show, calling Madison Square Garden 'home of the world champion New York Knicks' before adding, 'And they also do weddings.'
- Celebrities including Bruce Springsteen, Lizzo, Mick Fleetwood, Blackpink's Jennie, and Drew Barrymore have been spotted at the residency, with Styles personally shouting out NBA Finals MVP Jalen Brunson on Sept. 9.
Why it matters: Fans who couldn't land a ticket to the 30-night Madison Square Garden residency now have six 2027 North American dates plus international stops to catch Styles, while openers like Tears for Fears and Tinashe signal a bill designed to pull in serious pop and rock fans — not just the One Direction faithful.
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