The unpredictable New York City weather didn't stop Harry Styles to deliver his best performance hours before his highly-anticipated album drops as he performed in front of a live audience in the middle of the street for his "Today" show appearance.
According to Uproxx, the former One Direction member performed at the "2022 Citi Summer Concert Series" for the famed morning program at the Rockefeller Center.
Fans immediately rushed to the venue early in the morning as passes were given away for free.
Despite the pouring rain, Styles was able to sing a few of his classics as well as new tracks from his upcoming album.
His "Today" show setlist is as follows:
- As It Was
- Boyfriends
- Late Night Talking
- Watermelon sugar
- Daylight
- Golden
The singer did not only perform but also interacted with fans at some point as someone from the audience asked him what song from "Harry's House" was the hardest to write.
Styles answered "Boyfriends" because, "there were a lot of different versions of it, we were trying to work out what the best version for the album was. It was like, different guitars, different vocals arrangements and stuff."
While preparing to sing a song, two of the show's hosts went to the crowd to interview some fans, two lucky girls who were holding an "I LOVE U HARRY" placard won three tickets for the singer's "Love On Tour" concert this fall.
Harry Style's 'One Night Only in New York' Concert Tomorrow!
Aside from doing press tours and television performances, Harry Styles is also in New York City for his long-awaited "One Night Only" show tomorrow to promote his new album.
Initially, tickets were priced at $25 each, but scalpers got ahold of the passes and later resold them from $600 to $11,000.
Fans who never got the chance to purchase tickets were enraged but lucky for them, the show will be available for streaming via Apple Music in over 167 countries worldwide.
The show, which will be held at the UBS Arena in Long Island, New York, will start at 9:00 p.m. EST/6 p.m. PST.
Styles will also embark on his "Love On Tour" to perform in several locations across North America, including a 10-night performance at the Madison Square Garden, starting on August 28.
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