Harry Styles going on tour in 2026 was always going to be a huge deal. His last outing – Love On Tour (2021-23) – was one of the biggest of the decade so far, and his career has continued to evolve and expand since those tickets first went on sale, pre-pandemic. So, when he announced his upcoming slate of concerts last week (Jan. 22), billed as Together, Together, social media lit up with fan reactions and presale registrations exploded to eight figures. Still, it isn’t a typical world tour and will behave very differently from his past tours, from the general ticket on sales to its Boxscore receipts.
Styles first became a touring giant as a member of One Direction. The group released music and toured at shocking clip, yielding a combined $583.6 million and 7.1 million tickets sold, all between 2012-15, according to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore. Those are giant numbers in a vacuum, and stand tall amid competition, as the group’s Where We Are Tour finished at No. 1 on 2014’s year-end Top Tours ranking. The On the Road Again Tour landed at No. 2 the following year.
Wasting no time, Styles struck out as a soloist with Harry Styles: Live on Tour, which ran from September 2017 to July 2018. To begin his solo career, he scaled down from One Direction’s global stadiums to play arenas. Across North America, South America, Europe, Australia, and Asia, he brought in $63.7 million from 812,000 tickets. Those numbers marked a dip from his band’s prior success, but served as the foundation for something bigger, rather than a permanent adjustment.
Amid the rollout for Styles’ sophomore album, 2019’s Fine Line, he teased and then announced Love on Tour, a global trek that would fill his calendar for 2020. Delayed by 18 months by COVID-19, the tour finally began on Sept. 4, 2021 at Las Vegas’ MGM Grand Garden. After a leg of North American arenas, the tour got a supercharged extension into 2022-23, alongside the release of Harry’s House.
Love on Tour grew and morphed, playing brief residencies in North American arenas, including 15 nights at New York’s Madison Square Garden (MSG) and another 15 at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, Calif., and then stadiums in Europe. By closing night (July 22, 2023, at RCF Arena in Reggio Emilia, Italy), the tour grossed $617.3 million – more than One Direction’s entire career – and sold five million tickets over 169 performances.
Now, Styles is preparing Together, Together. Just as his previous trek was fluid, accommodating multiple album cycles and different venue structures, his upcoming shows take a new shape. He’s scheduled for 65 shows in just seven cities, making it impossible to simply map Love on Tour’s gross and attendance onto his 2026 routing.
Scroll for all the ways that Together, Together bends expectations and projections for a world tour in 2026.
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