Harry Styles Closes Historic 12-Night Wembley Stadium Residency

Harry Styles brought his historic "Together, Together" residency to a close on July 4, wrapping 12 nights at Wembley Stadium and setting a new record for the most shows played by a single artist at the venue in one year.

The run, which began June 12, surpassed Coldplay's 10-night Wembley stand from 2025 and topped Taylor Swift's own eight-night solo run in 2024. With roughly 80,000 fans packing the stadium each night, the residency is estimated to have drawn more than a million attendees across its dozen dates.

Every London show featured Shania Twain as a special guest, adding a cross-generational pop moment to a run that leaned heavily on Styles' fourth studio album, "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally," released in March. Early reviews praised the show's blend of intimacy and stadium-scale spectacle, with critics from several major UK outlets awarding four- and five-star notices.

Setlists drew from across Styles' catalog, mixing tracks from the new album with staples from "Harry's House" and "Fine Line," backed by a full string section for both the main set and encore. The show opened each night with a recording of Simon & Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and closed with OMD's "Souvenir" playing fans out of the stadium.

With the London leg now complete, attention turns to the remaining stops on the global "Together, Together" residency tour, as Styles continues to support his latest album on the road.