Harry Styles Announces 30-Night Madison Square Garden Residency
It may feel unbearable trying to buy tickets these days, amongst all the other fans with the same goal, but Harry Styles has an idea of how to make it easier. The singer’s comeback is finally amongst us, as he announced a new album dropping on March 6, and its lead single arriving on January 23.
The star left the spotlight after Love On Tour finally concluded in 2023, but it was only a matter of time before he started releasing music again. A lot has happened in Styles’ life since, which is why he seems extra enthusiastic about his new album and upcoming shows.
Harry Styles Will Play 30 Nights At Madison Square Garden
After announcing his fourth solo album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, on January 15, Harry Styles is ready to take the show on the road. On January 22, the former One Direction singer announced a slew of tour dates, including a 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
From August through October, Styles will be performing at the iconic arena, giving fans a much easier chance of getting tickets. It’s no secret that it’s been a nightmare to buy concert tickets in recent years, and adding this many dates is a great way to help fans not have to fight each other for a seat at the venue.
While this doesn’t solve the ongoing issues with Ticketmaster or out-of-control scalpers, it does guarantee a lot more fans will get to see Styles in concert. The pop star previously did 15 nights at Madison Square Garden in 2022, so this is doubling his previous record.
Why Other Artists Need To Step Up
Harry Styles performing on stage in sparkly red jacket
Doing 30 shows in one location might sound draining, but it just goes to show how much Styles loves what he does and cares about entertaining his fans. He’s been out of the spotlight for a few years, so it’s the perfect way for fans to welcome him back to the stage.
It’s not unlikely for fans to travel for other shows, so there will certainly be concertgoers coming from all over, but with 30 shows, it shouldn’t be a problem for New Yorkers also trying to score tickets. There’s no guarantee that Ticketmaster won’t mess this up for fans as it has in recent years, but it’s definitely a step in the right direction.
It wouldn’t be a bad idea for other singers to follow in Harry Styles‘ footsteps and start adding more dates to make it easier for fans to see them in concert. As extreme as this long residency sounds, it goes to show who truly loves what they do for a living.
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