Just last week on Jan. 22, 2026, Harry Styles announced that he would be going on tour across popular cities around the world. Announcing tour stops in Amsterdam, New York City, London, and Melbourne, Styles intends to bring the fans together for his “Together, Together” tour later this year on March 6, 2026.
Recently released on Jan. 22, 2026 from the new album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, Styles fans were ecstatic to hear the newly released single, “Aperture”. Along with other songs such as “Are You Listening Yet?,” “Dance No More,” “American Girls,” and “Carla’s Song,” Styles generated much joy and eagerness among fans for his upcoming tour.
And the excitement for fans only grew when it was announced who would be making special appearances throughout the tour, such as, but not limited to, Robyn, Shania Twain, Fcukers, Jorja Smith, Jamie xx, Fousheé, and Skye Newman.
With this news, things could not have been better. However, nothing good can ever last, as fans have recently been voicing their anger and disappointment with the price of the tickets.
Taking to social media, one enraged fan wrote, “I fear there must be some miscommunication here. $1,000 per ticket?”
Voicing similar distress, another wrote, “Harry’s ticket prices are so disappointing. They’re only asking those insane prices because they know people will pay no matter what, not because they actually need the money. Harry could’ve gone against the increase, but didn’t. This is also on him.”
Despite wanting to bring people together for his tour, many people have cited that the recent price of the tickets has only created a dividing wedge for fans between the superstar. Is this on Harry Styles himself? Could the prices be due to management? Is this an appropriate response from fans?
To include my own opinion on the matter, this is a complete and warranted response from the fans. The average person does not have the luxury of spending thousands of dollars for nosebleed seats just to see a person perform. And that’s really just the price of the tickets alone. We have yet to factor in the tax on the tickets, merchandise, and the cost of the airfare if one is traveling to see the performance. When you add this to the equation, you can look at $2,000 to $3,000 dollars! Yeah, I do not know who is paying for that….
