Great news for Harry Styles' fans! The singer has just announced a North American tour later this year, including a 10-night residency! Is he visiting a venue near you?
According to NME, the former One Direction member will have a busy year ahead as his upcoming record titled "Harry's House" is set for release on May 20.
He will also continue his highly anticipated headline tour called "Love On Tour," including a 10-night performance at Madison Square Garden between August 28 and September 21.
Following this, he will be performing at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, California, also for ten nights between October 31 and November 15.
Other cities he'll visit include Austin, Chicago, and Toronto.
Harry Style will not be alone as he tapped some of the most amazing artists in the industry as special guests like Blood Orange, Jessie Ware, Gabriels, Ben Harper, and Madi Diaz.
As of this writing, ticket details are still unavailable, but fans can purchase them when they go live.
Before visiting the United States and Canada, Styles will be performing in the United Kingdom and Ireland next month.
His world tour also covers cities like Cologne, Madrid, Bogota, Lisbon, Hamburg, Rio De Janeiro, and many more.
Styles' special guests for the earlier shows are Wolf Alice, Koffee, Arlo Parks, and Mitski.
The recent tour announcement comes a day after the singer posted a video on his YouTube channel where he shared an unboxing video of "Harry's House" vinyl.
In the two-minute clip, Styles wandered around different areas of his home like the outdoors, swimming pool, and many more.
Although his face was not shown in the video, fans can easily recognize him due to his tattoos and nail polish.
The vinyl box includes a pamphlet inside, which shows the album's musical credits and more unreleased photos. A personal note can also be seen, but it wasn't readable.
Despite fans' excitement, Styles and his team suffered a major problem as "Harry's House" got leaked online before its scheduled release.
The album is set to drop on May 20.
Following this, Sony Music Entertainment released a statement, asking fans not to listen to or stream the album since it's not officially out yet.
Many fans joined forces online to stop the leak and encouraged other supporters not to download unauthorized copies.
© 2024 MusicTimes.com All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.
