Towards the end of 2025, an epic, large-scale exhibition by German artist Andreas Gurksy opened at the prestigious White Cube Mason’s Yard gallery in London. The photographer framed its 16 pieces as being unified by “essential commonality” – referring to life-changing experiences that connect people together – and at its centre stood an image titled “Harry Styles,” a four metre-wide panorama created in collaboration with the British pop star.
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Gursky’s description felt apt. By weaving together imagery from Styles’ 2023 Love on Tour concerts in Bologna and Frankfurt, the high-detail piece shifts focus from the singer to a sea of cheering fans standing before him, their faces glowing with uncontainable emotion. The crowd forms a constellation of individuals united by the electric, ineffable thrill of belonging to something greater than themselves. The magic is only amplified by Styles’ sequined jumpsuit.
Over the course of a near-decade-long solo career, the former One Direction member has built his fame on the stage. Though his albums have charted impressively, with three consecutive No. 1s on the Billboard 200, consistent touring has been the engine of Styles’ stratospheric success, pushing him to new artistic and cultural heights by deepening fan loyalty, and reaching new audiences across the globe with electric, impossibly charismatic performances.
A newly-announced run of extended residencies in seven key cities – called Together, Together – will take Styles to the U.K., Europe, North America, Latin America and Australia this year. Kicking off in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on May 16, the trek is currently slated to conclude in Sydney, Australia, on Dec. 13. The tour will mark Styles’ first headline shows in three years.
As Styles gears up for an explosive year, with fourth LP Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally set to arrive on Mar. 6, there’s plenty of hits, deep cuts and standout tracks we’re eager to hear. With extra space left for some of the forthcoming new material, here’s Billboard’s dream setlist for the Together, Together Tour, which will hopefully include most of these gems.
