Harry Styles returns to Wembley for three nights, Wednesday 25, Friday 27 and Saturday 28 August 2027, with the Together, Together show built around his fourth album.
Harry Styles was born in Redditch in 1994, grew up in the Cheshire village of Holmes Chapel, and was sixteen when The X Factor put him into One Direction in 2010. The band became one of the best-selling boy bands of all time before its hiatus in 2016, and his first solo single, Sign of the Times, went to number one in Britain the following year. Fine Line came in 2019, and Harry’s House in 2022 won the Grammy for Album of the Year on the strength of As It Was, the biggest single anywhere that year.
He has held a second career in film, from Dunkirk to My Policeman, and owns both his record label, Erskine, and a skin and nail care brand, Pleasing. His six BRIT Awards and three Grammys sit beside two Ivor Novello Awards, the songwriters’ own honour. Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally arrived in March 2026 and gave him two global number ones in Aperture and American Girls.
Together, Together has run through 2026 as a string of residencies rather than a conventional tour, with 30 nights at Madison Square Garden and twelve at Wembley this summer. These three nights, Wednesday 25, Friday 27 and Saturday 28 August, take the show back to the stadium that held the London run. The set is built around the fourth album, which reunited him with Kid Harpoon as executive producer and runs to twelve tracks.