Harry Styles launches record‑breaking 12‑night Wembley residency

Harry Styles began a 12‑night residency at London's Wembley Stadium, drawing up to 80,000 fans per show. The concerts, part of his "Together Together" tour, emphasize a communal dance experience, with audience members forming circles and joining solo performances on the floor.

The shows feature a mix of new tracks from his fourth album and classic hits such as "Golden," "Watermelon Sugar," and a medley of One Direction songs. Canadian singer‑songwriter Shania Twain serves as the opening act. Critics praised the residency for turning the concrete arena into a warm, shared space, noting Styles' relaxed choreography, catwalk navigation, and vocal energy. The tour has already visited Amsterdam and is slated for future stops in Brazil, Mexico, New York, Melbourne and Sydney.

Fans can expect a setlist similar to the Amsterdam performance, including songs like "Are You Listening Yet?", "Dance No More" and "Aperture," while Styles continues to engage the audience with personal anecdotes and tributes to his family.