Harry Styles Responds to Tour Backlash Over Staging

 addressed the criticism surrounding his tour after fans complained that they faced obstructed views of the stage.

The singer, 32, is currently playing ten nights in the capital, before heading to London for a 12 date run of shows across several weeks at Wembley, supported by .

He also has four shows in , six nights in and a staggering 30 shows at ’s Madison Square Garden, before closing out the tour in Australia in December. 

Yet when he kicked off his Together, Together tour, Harry was met with complaints over the staging set up.

Hitting back at the backlash on stage this week, Harry told the audience: 'The reason why we made the stage like this is because I wanted to be in it with you. I wanted to be as close to as many of you as possible, because that’s what this tour is all about.

'It’s about being together, having fun together, sharing a moment together, dancing together, being with your friends, being with strangers, getting swayed with your friends, getting swayed with strangers.

'That is how I made this album and that is how I would like you to listen to it tonight. Thank you for being here with us, thank you for coming back to stay with us, it means a lot to us, thank you so much.'

Fans complained that their view was obstructed by the 10ft tall walkways that circle the stadium’s floor.

Following the backlash, organisers said: 'For future venues, we are working as quickly as possible to make adjustments that also fit within safety code and local compliance.'

Meanwhile, the tour’s official representative told the BBC the floor concept was designed to 'give fans freedom'.

Harry's current tour comes as heand fiancée Zoë Kravitz are reportedly planning a 'small' intimate wedding in the United Kingdom this winter. 

He is believed to be engaged to the actress, 37, after a whirlwind eight-month romance – with Zoë pictured last month with an enormous diamond ring on her wedding finger. 

The lovebirds were previously rumoured to be considering tying the knot in a huge summer ceremony in Paris or on the French Riviera, however they may now have settled on chilly Blighty. 

According to Page Six the couple are mulling over 'a small wedding in front of just family and close friends in the UK around  time'.

A source told the publication: 'I know for a fact Zoë would want to do something in New York because of her dad Lenny, so if anything it's going to be two weddings.

'Dad still lives in downtown [Manhattan]. It could be at the Fouquet's Hotel. If she does two [weddings] it would be one in London and one in New York.'

Zoe's father, Lenny, is a Grammy Award-winning musician and actor.

The Daily Mail contacted Harry and Zoë's representatives for comment.