Pop singer Harry Styles has left his musical future open after revealing plans to announce the final dates of his Together, Together Tour on Thursday.
The 32-year-old musician shared the announcement in an email message sent to fans on Wednesday night, admitting he had not originally planned to add further shows to the tour.
Styles wrote to fans that when his team decided to launch the 2026 tour, he knew it would be special, but the audience transformed the experience far beyond what he could have imagined. He said he loved making music, performing for everyone, and taking part in the joy created at each concert.
Because of that strong fan reaction, Styles explained that he wanted supporters to be the first to know that new dates would be added in 2027. He noted that extending the tour into next year had initially felt daunting to him.
Future career plans and upcoming tour stops
Styles left his long-term career plans open, giving no indication of whether he intends to launch a new project or take a break from touring after the remaining shows. However, he stated he was excited for the final sequence of concerts and eager to discover what lies ahead.
He added that he could not wait to continue dancing alongside his fellow performers and thanked fans for attending his concerts and offering love and support over the years.
The Together, Together Tour has already visited several countries, including the Netherlands, England, and Mexico, as well as Brazil. During his leg in Brazil, Styles performed four concerts at Morumbis stadium in July before traveling to North America.
Styles is currently in the middle of a 30-date concert residency at Madison Square Garden in New York City, which is scheduled to run until October 31. Following his New York residency, he will perform six shows in Australia before moving on to the newly added dates set for announcement on Thursday.
Background on Harry Styles and venue history
Styles first rose to prominence as a member of One Direction, the English-Irish boy band formed on the television contest show The X Factor in 2010. The group achieved global commercial success before entering an indefinite hiatus in 2016, allowing its members to launch individual careers.
Since going solo, Styles has established himself as one of pop music's top international touring acts. Major venues like Madison Square Garden in Manhattan and Morumbis stadium in São Paulo regularly host high-profile multi-night concert runs for major pop artists, making them central destinations for large-scale world tours.
The singer will confirm the specific cities and calendar dates for the final 2027 leg of the Together, Together Tour on Thursday.
