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Harry Styles continues to expand his highly anticipated “Together, Together” tour in 2026, while his major residency at Madison Square Garden in New York City is seeing historic demand.
According to Ticketmaster data available to ROLLING STONE, the 30-show residency at MSG generated 11.5 million artist presale registrations.
This is the highest presale volume ever recorded by an artist in the New York market. And at the same time the biggest presale performance ever for a residency series.
Record numbers and limited capacity
The presale for Styles’ shows in New York City, Amsterdam and London started this week. In particular, the 30 dates at Madison Square Garden – his only concerts in the USA – attracted enormous attention.
As with most shows with extremely high demand, the presale was marked by equal parts euphoria and disappointment. Accompanied by a certain amount of chaos. 30 concerts in one place are extraordinary. But the concert capacity of Madison Square Garden is around 18,000 seats. In total, around 540,000 visitors will be able to see the residency. A fraction of the 11.5 million people who registered for the presale.
Ticket sales in two phases
Regular ticket sales for the New York City shows take place in two stages. Tickets for the concerts between August 26th and October 9th go on sale on January 30th. The shows from October 10th to October 31st will follow on February 4th.
New European dates confirmed
At the same time, Styles has announced six additional dates for his European leg. In Amsterdam there will be two more shows in the Johann Cruijff Arena, on June 4th and 5th. There will also be four more concerts at London’s Wembley Stadium on June 26th, 27th and 29th and July 1st.
In addition, the “Together, Together” tour is also planned for stops in São Paulo, Mexico City, Melbourne and Sydney.
New album and tour start
Styles announced the “Together, Together” tour just hours before the release of “Aperture,” the first single from his long-awaited fourth album, “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally,” due out March 6.
The new album follows 2022’s “Harry’s House,” which featured the hits “As It Was” and “Late Night Talking” and won Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards.
