After beginning touring his mega-successful third LP, Harry’s House, back in May with Shows at Brixton Academy and Madison Square Garden – the full-scale nights that followed quickly sold out. Now, due to popular demand, international superstar Harry Styles has announced the continuation of Love On Tour with 19 newly announced shows in Europe. To keep his fans across the pond happy too, Styles has also added extra dates in Austin, Chicago, and São Paulo and a venue upgrade in Lima, Peru. Produced by Live Nation, the now 83-date international global run across 22 countries will include 44 nights at many of North America’s most notable venues as well as 13 shows across Latin America and 7 nights in Australia & New Zealand. The newly announced UK and EU dates go on sale this Friday (September 2nd), you can find full ticket information here.
Love On Tour. UK & Europe. New dates added.
Additional dates added in Chicago, Austin and Brazil.
Lima show now to be performed at Estadio Nacional.
Asia dates to be announced soon. pic.twitter.com/Wr5wHGstqp
— Harry Styles. (@Harry_Styles) August 26, 2022
After only recently completing a sold-out 43-date arena tour in 2021, and two special One Night Only shows in New York and London this year, the highly anticipated tour in support of his new album Harry’s House will allow fans to access multiple nights in major cities across the globe turning iconic venues into Harry’s House. The 2023 European leg will also be Harry’s first full stadium outing in the region, as well as a great chance to catch British indie newcomers Wet Leg thrive in a well-deserved venue of these sizes.
The last weekend also saw Styles dominating the stage at the MTV VMAs. The annual event was held last Sunday (August 28th) and saw the likes of LL Cool J, Nicki Minaj and rapper Jack Harlow hosting. Styles accepted the coveted Album Of The Year accolade via a pre-recorded message that spoke, “I’m sorry I can’t be there with you tonight, I hope you’re having a wonderful evening, and thank you so much.” Before coming back to conclude, “I know this is a fan-voted award. I would like to say thank you to all my fans who voted, I wouldn’t be holding this if it wasn’t for you.” The event recently caught some flack after Harlow and Italian Eurovision band Måneskin pulled out of performances at Reading and Leeds Festival to perform at the ceremony.
Outside of the AOTY category, Styles also topped the bill with “As It Was” for Best Pop Performance and Best Cinematography. You can get the full lowdown here.
Harry Styles’ Love On Tour UK dates:
22/5/23 – Coventry – Building Society Arena
26/5 – BT Murrayfield Stadium – Edinburgh
10/6 – Slane Castle – Slane
13/6 – Wembley Stadium – London
14/6 – Wembley Stadium – London
20/6 – Principality Stadium – Cardiff
