The former One Direction star will conquer Wembley Stadium for 12 nights this summer
Harry Styles is set to take over Wembley Stadium for no fewer than a dozen performances this summer, giving the capital its biggest concert event of the year. Like Oasis’s reunion tour last year and Taylor Swift’s Eras tour in 2024, there are huge expectations for Harry Styles’ Together, Together concerts, which are tipped to bring in hundreds of millions of pounds in spending to London’s economy alone.
One of Britain’s most beloved recording artists, Styles will play at Wembley Stadium for 12 dates from Friday, June 12, to Saturday, July 4, regaling 90,000 fans each night with a set list which includes his solo smashes As It Was, Watermelon Sugar, Sign of the Times, and Adore You, but for the first time there will not be single track from his One Direction glory days.
Here, we dive into everything you need to know about the biggest concert series in London in 2026.
Who is Harry Styles?
Born in 1994, and raised in Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, Harry Styles went to the local comprehensive school and described having a “great childhood” where he enjoyed music. He was just 16 when he auditioned for the tenth season of X Factor in 2010 at his mother’s suggestion. As a solo contender, he was eliminated at the bootcamp stage but teamed up with four other culled solo entries – Zayn Malik, Niall Horan, Liam Payne and Louis Tomlinson – to form One Direction in order to enter the groups category, mentored by Simon Cowell.
One Direction ended the contest in third place behind winner Matt Cardle and runner-up Rebecca Ferguson, but that didn’t matter. Within a year, their debut single “What Makes You Beautiful” hit number one in the UK singles chart, and number four in the US billboard 100. The band’s international success set them apart from other X Factor performers, and each of the band members quickly earned a dedicated following.
Styles stood out in One Direction with his unique dress sense, combining high fashion with androgyny, which often saw him compared to Mick Jagger. Since the band’s split in 2016, Styles has enjoyed the most successful solo career with multiple number-one hits globally, shattered streaming records, and won three Grammy Awards, including the Album of the Year in 2022 for Harry’s House.
Last-minute tickets
Tickets are still being sold for Harry Styles’ 12-night residency at Wembley Stadium, with some resale tickets already being touted by vendors such as AXS Official Resale or Ticketmaster. Tickets are often resold as a last resort on the day of concerts, so disappointed fans should keep a watchful eye for any sudden offers.
Tickets for Harry’s Wembley shows are currently being sold for over £100 and many resales appear to be selling out very quickly.
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Set list
- Are You Listening Yet?
- Golden
- Adore You (extended outro)
- Watermelon Sugar
- Music for a Sushi Restaurant
- Taste Back (contains elements of Underworld’s “Born Slippy”)
- Coming Up Roses (with string section)
- Fine Line (with string section)
- American Girls (extended intro)
- Keep Driving (shortened)
- Ready, Steady, Go! (extended)
- Dance No More (extended; with band intro)
- Treat People With Kindness (w/Talking Heads’ “This Must Be the Place”lyric snippet & Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al”horns riff)
- Pop (extended outro)
- Season 2 Weight Loss (extended)
- Carla’s Song (contains outro snippet of “Satellite”)
- Aperture (with disco ball)
- Matilda (with string section)
- Sign of the Times (with string section)
- As It Was (alternate, extended version; Grammy 2023 reprise)
Support act
Shania Twain will support Styles on all 12 nights of his Together, Together tour at Wembley Stadium. The 60-year-old singer made the transition from country music to mainstream success in the 1990s with her seminal album Come On Over, which yielded the hits Still The One, When, From This Moment, and the number one singles That Don’t Impress Me Much and Man! I Feel Like A Woman!
Twain has just announced her seventh studio album, Little Miss Twain, which is due to be released on July 24, 2026. This record promises to deliver “the most honest version” of the singer to date and as a celebration, she has just released a single from the record, Dirty Rosie. This is the star’s first new music since 2023’s Queen Of Me.
Start time
Harry Styles is expected to take the stage at around 8.30pm. Doors at Wembley Stadium typically open at around 5pm and the support act, Shania Twain, will be on stage at around 7.20pm. She will be followed by Styles at around 8.30pm where he will perform a two-hour show.
Harry Styles will play at Wembley Stadium for 12 dates from Friday, June 12, to Saturday, July 4.
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