Harry Styles is expanding his highly anticipated tour, adding new European shows as demand for his New York City residency reaches record-breaking levels.
The 30-show residency at Madison Square Garden in NYC drew significant attention, with presales generating a staggering 11.5 million artist registrations - the highest volume ever recorded for an artist presale in the city and largest registration performance for a residency run. Despite the massive demand, only around 540,000 people will be able to attend the shows due to MSG's concert capacity of 18,000.
Presales for Styles' NYC shows were marked by chaos as well as euphoria, with fans either celebrating their successful ticket purchases or venting about missed opportunities. To make things more manageable, general sales will be split into two phases - tickets go on sale in January and February for the respective periods of the residency.
In a surprise move, Styles has also added six new shows to his European leg of the tour, including two more at Amsterdam's Johann Cruijff Arena and four at Wembley Stadium. These dates bring the total number of scheduled shows to 36, with the tour set to stop in several major cities around the world.
The announcement comes as Styles is gearing up for the release of his fourth album, "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally," which features his new single "Aperture." Fans are eagerly anticipating the LP, which follows Styles' successful 2022 album "Harry's House" that won Album of the Year at the Grammys.
The 30-show residency at Madison Square Garden in NYC drew significant attention, with presales generating a staggering 11.5 million artist registrations - the highest volume ever recorded for an artist presale in the city and largest registration performance for a residency run. Despite the massive demand, only around 540,000 people will be able to attend the shows due to MSG's concert capacity of 18,000.
Presales for Styles' NYC shows were marked by chaos as well as euphoria, with fans either celebrating their successful ticket purchases or venting about missed opportunities. To make things more manageable, general sales will be split into two phases - tickets go on sale in January and February for the respective periods of the residency.
In a surprise move, Styles has also added six new shows to his European leg of the tour, including two more at Amsterdam's Johann Cruijff Arena and four at Wembley Stadium. These dates bring the total number of scheduled shows to 36, with the tour set to stop in several major cities around the world.
The announcement comes as Styles is gearing up for the release of his fourth album, "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally," which features his new single "Aperture." Fans are eagerly anticipating the LP, which follows Styles' successful 2022 album "Harry's House" that won Album of the Year at the Grammys.
Harry Styles is bringing his tour to Europe and I'm low-key hyped for it lol... like, 36 shows? who even can handle that much concert energy?! 
also, I'm not mad about the NYC residency but, cmon MSG has a capacity of 18k? what's up with that?! 
u guys think Harry Styles is just a pretty face or what? he's got actual talent and this album drop is gonna be FIRE 
can't wait to see him slay on tour!!! 
. And adding new European shows is awesome, Amsterdam and Wembley are gonna be lit 
but omg can u even imagine seeing him live 36 times?! my fave harrison has been promoting his new album and im lowkey excited to hear "aperture" 
the amsterdam dates r a bonus tho, who needs london when u have amsterdam lol 
THE FACT THAT HE'S ADDING NEW EUROPEAN SHOWS AND EVEN MORE NYC SHOWS IS JUST CRAZY!!! I MEAN, 11.5 MILLION ARTIST REGISTRATIONS FOR A PRESALE IS LIKE, WHOA!!!! 
BUT AT THE SAME TIME, I FEEL BAD FOR FANS WHO MISSED OUT ON TICKETS 
IT'S GOING TO BE SO HARD FOR PEOPLE TO GET TICKETS NOW, BUT I GUESS THAT'S JUST PART OF THE HARRY STYLES EXPERIENCE 
. ANYWAY, I CANT WAIT TO HEAR HIS NEW ALBUM AND SEE HIM LIVE IN CONCERT!!! 
he's killing it with these shows and i love howMSG is managing the ticket sales by splitting them into phases - that way everyone gets a fair chance to get tickets 