Harry Styles Together Together Tour 2026: Setlist, Concert Dates, Tickets and How to Watch

Harry Styles has officially brought his Together, Together tour to the U.S., opening his record-setting Madison Square Garden residency in New York on Aug. 26, 2026 and the first show delivered a substantially reworked setlist, including several tour debuts and a surprise Dolly Parton tribute.

The 32-year-old singer is playing 30 shows at Madison Square Garden through Oct. 31, making New York his only U.S. stop on the 2026 global tour.

The residency is also the longest run at a single venue on his current tour.

Harry Styles’ Latest Together, Together Setlist

Styles changed the show significantly for his New York run.

According to the Aug. 26 setlist documented by Setlist.fm, the concert opened with “Dance No More,” followed by “Carolina,” “Music for a Sushi Restaurant,” “Cinema,” “Adore You,” “Watermelon Sugar,” “Taste Back” and “Sweet Creature.” “Carolina,” “Cinema,” and the full version of “Satellite” were tour debuts, while “Kiwi” also returned to the set.

The second act included “The Waiting Game,” “Satellite,” “Are You Listening Yet?,” “Ready, Steady, Go!,” “Pop,” “Season 2 Weight Loss,” “Kiwi,” “American Girls” and “As It Was.” The encore then featured “Carla’s Song,” “Coming Up Roses,” “Sign of the Times” and “Aperture.”

One of the night’s most unexpected moments came after Styles’ performance of “Coming Up Roses.” A recording of Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You” played as Styles paid tribute to the country icon, who died on Aug. 25.

He encouraged the MSG crowd to sing along.

Setlist.fm records Styles’ Aug. 26 performance as running from 8:55 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. ET, with Jamie xx performing before him.

“Sing it out, people.”

Styles said this while leading the audience through the Dolly Parton tribute, according to Entertainment Weekly.

When Are Harry Styles’ 2026 Concerts?

The MSG residency began Wednesday, Aug. 26, and continues tonight, Friday, Aug. 28, followed by Aug. 29.

Shows continue throughout September and October, with the final two dates scheduled for Oct. 30 and Oct. 31.

The Oct. 30-31 concerts are billed as “Harryween,” giving the end of the residency an additional Halloween theme.

After New York, Styles heads to Australia for the final leg of the 2026 tour.

His announced dates include Nov. 27, Nov. 28, Dec. 2 and Dec. 4 in Melbourne, followed by Dec. 12 and Dec. 13 in Sydney.

How to Get Harry Styles Tickets

Tickets are available through official ticketing channels for some upcoming MSG dates, although availability can change quickly.

Madison Square Garden lists the Aug. 28 show for 8 p.m. ET, with doors at 7 p.m., and additional dates continuing into October.

Fans should use official ticketing listings where possible rather than relying on unofficial social-media sellers.

Fanatix also lists resale options, but its page currently says there are no events scheduled in its own marketplace, so availability should be checked directly rather than assumed.

For Australia, Ticketmaster lists the Melbourne and Sydney dates, with some shows showing limited availability.

Is Harry Styles’ Together, Together Tour Streaming?

There is no confirmed official livestream of the current Madison Square Garden shows identified in the latest official MSG, Live Nation or tour listings.

Fans looking for an official way to watch Styles online can instead stream “Harry Styles: One Night in Manchester” on Netflix, the concert film released earlier this year.

Netflix describes it as Styles’ first live concert released on a streaming platform.

That distinction matters because fan-made livestreams and social-media clips should not be treated as an official broadcast of the MSG residency.

Why the MSG Shows Are a Major Tour Moment

The New York residency is more than another stop on Styles’ world tour.

MSG Entertainment says the 30 shows are his only U.S. performances in 2026 and the most shows he is performing at any single venue during the international run.

The broader tour spans seven cities worldwide.

The biggest immediate change for fans is the setlist itself.

Rather than simply carrying over the earlier European and Latin American version, Styles rebuilt portions of the performance for New York, adding tour debuts and changing the show’s sequencing.

That means fans attending later MSG dates should not assume the Aug. 26 setlist is guaranteed to remain identical.

Surprise songs and nightly changes remain part of the appeal of the residency.