Harry Styles Announces 2026 Global Residency; German Fans Look to Amsterdam and London
BERLIN, 26 January 2026 – Global pop superstar Harry Styles has officially announced his long-awaited return to the stage with the “Together, Together” residency for 2026. The announcement, confirmed by Live Nation and major ticketing platforms, reveals a 50-show run across seven international cities. Notably absent from the list is any stop in Germany, meaning dedicated “Harries” will need to look to neighbouring Amsterdam or London to catch the singer’s first live performances in nearly three years.
A Look Back at ‘Love On Tour’ in Germany
Styles’ previous tour, the record-breaking “Love On Tour”, concluded in July 2023 after a 22-month run that included multiple sold-out nights in Germany. The tour, which supported his albums *Fine Line* and *Harry’s House*, visited the Olympic Stadium in Munich for two nights in May 2023, followed by stadium shows in Düsseldorf and Frankfurt that July. A Berlin date at the Uber Arena, originally scheduled for 2020, was successfully held in July 2022 after pandemic-related postponements.
The German concerts were a commercial triumph, with ticket prices in 2023 ranging from approximately €60 for general admission to over €340 for premium hospitality packages. The tour’s global success was staggering, grossing over $617 million and selling more than five million tickets worldwide, cementing Styles’ status as a premier live act.
The 2026 ‘Together, Together’ Residency: Details for European Fans
Rather than a traditional continent-hopping tour, Styles will stage an exclusive residency in just seven global hubs. For his European fanbase, this means two key destinations:
- Amsterdam, Netherlands: Six nights at the Johan Cruijff ArenA on 16, 17, 20, 22, 23, and 26 May 2026. Swedish pop icon Robyn will be the special guest.
- London, United Kingdom: Six nights at Wembley Stadium on 12, 13, 17, 19, 20, and 23 June 2026. Country-pop legend Shania Twain will join Styles for all UK shows.
The residency supports Styles’ fourth studio album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally., which is scheduled for release on 6 March 2026. The lead single, “Aperture”, was released on 23 January.
Key Facts: From ‘Love On Tour’ to ‘Together, Together’
| Aspect | ‘Love On Tour’ (2021-2023) | ‘Together, Together’ Residency (2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Worldwide tour with 169 shows | 50-show residency in 7 cities |
| German Dates | Munich, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Berlin | None announced |
| Closest EU Dates | N/A | Amsterdam (6 shows), London (6 shows) |
| Ticket Sale Start | 2021/2022 (Historical) | Presale: 26 Jan 2026 General Sale: 30 Jan 2026 |
| Supporting Album | Fine Line & Harry’s House | Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. |
Frequently Asked Questions for German Fans
Why are there no Germany dates on the 2026 tour?
The “Together, Together” tour is a limited residency, not a traditional tour. Styles is performing only in seven select cities worldwide. For European fans, the designated stops are Amsterdam and London.
How and when can I buy tickets for Amsterdam or London?
Official ticket sales begin with presales for American Express cardholders and those who pre-ordered the new album on Monday 26 January 2026. The general sale for all dates starts on Friday 30 January 2026 at 11:00 local time (12:00 CET for Amsterdam, 12:00 CET for London). Tickets will be available via official vendors like Ticketmaster and Live Nation.
What are the expected ticket prices?
Official face-value prices have not yet been released. For reference, his 2023 German stadium tickets started around €60. Early listings on secondary markets for the 2026 London shows currently start from approximately £360 (roughly €420), highlighting the high demand. Amsterdam resale prices are not yet widely listed.
Is Harry Styles coming to Germany in the future?
While no German dates are part of the initial 2026 residency announcement, industry rumours suggest a broader European stadium tour could follow in 2027. Fans are advised to follow official channels for any future updates.