The ‘Fine Line’ singer has announced four dates in the UK and Ireland later on this year and tickets are expected to sell out instantly.
Where is he playing?
The U.K. and Ireland leg of the tour begins on the 11th of June at Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow, before moving to Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester on the 15th and Wembley Stadium, London, on the 18th, with Japanese-American singer Mitski providing support for all three dates.
The tour then travels to the Aviva Stadium, Dublin on the 22nd of June, with the former One Direction man being propped up by Mercury Prize Winner Arlo Parks.
Where can I get tickets?
Tickets for the Glasgow, Manchester and London dates will be available at 09:00 on Thursday the 27th of January as part of a pre-sale, accessible to those registered with a Live Nation account.
Tickets will then go to General Release on Live Nation and Ticketmaster from 09:00 on Friday 28th for all three U.K. dates and Dublin’s Aviva Stadium gig. Glasgow concert goers will also be offered tickets from Gigs in Scotland which are released at the same time.
How much do tickets cost?
Fans who have followed Styles for years will not be surprised to learn that entrance to concerts this summer will come at no small fee.
Full details on price ranges are yet to be released but, according to Ticketmaster, fans can expect to pay no less than £50.65 for the cheapest seated tickets at the Wembley date, and prices start at €84.65 and £95.60 for the Dublin and Glasgow dates respectively.
Hospitality packages are also available, with sites such as VIP Matchdays offering a ‘Diamond Package’ for an eyewatering £306.50 per ticket.
Why are some people annoyed by this tour announcement?
Some fans have expressed anger over the new tour announcement, as those who had tickets for his 2020 were told their tickets were not eligible for the upcoming shows. Moreover, many fans had still not received a refund for the original 2020 arena shows that were postponed due to COVID-19 restrictions.
As a consolation, fans were given exclusive access to a pre-sale this week – but many are still awaiting their refunds.
One fan took to Twitter to bemoan the lack of communication from Styles’ team: “Imagine I’m going to miss out on Harry Styles because he has kept £80 of my money for two years without tour dates for him then to announce new dates without giving me a refund.”
Another added: “Thanks for the announcement that ur cancelling ur old tour dates n people need to buy new tickets Harry styles, not like people have had them for about 2 years :)) no even got my refund for the last ticket, beyond a joke :))”
Where else can I see him play this year?
Aside from his U.K. and Ireland dates, Harry Styles looks set for a busy 2022. His tour announcement also included several European and South American dates, as well as a headline slot at the coveted Coachella festival.
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