After more than three years away from the album cycle, Harry Styles is officially back in motion.
According to the BBC, the global pop star has confirmed his fourth studio album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally., and, almost simultaneously, locked in another headline-making residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
The new album is set to arrive on March 6 and follows 2022’s Harry’s House, a release that went on to dominate charts worldwide, move more than four million copies, and sweep major awards on both sides of the Atlantic.
This next chapter includes 12 tracks and was executive produced by longtime collaborator Kid Harpoon. While no full single has dropped yet, anticipation is already running high, with pre-orders live across vinyl, CD, and collector box sets—including one featuring a limited-edition film camera.
Styles revealed the album by sharing its cover art on social media: the singer standing alone beneath a disco ball in an open field, wearing swim goggles.
In recent weeks, fans had already sensed something brewing. Cryptic billboards bearing the phrase “We Belong Together” appeared in cities including New York, Manchester, and São Paulo, paired with messages like “See you very soon” and “Here we go again.”
The same phrase appeared on a dedicated website and in a brief voice note sent directly to fans, in which Styles softly sang, “We belong together,” a cappella.
That line also connects back to an eight-minute video Styles released in late December, filmed during the final night of his Love On Tour run in Reggio Emilia, Italy. The clip closed on a wide crowd shot as the words appeared across the screen, quietly signaling his return.
Now, Page Six reports that Styles will return to Madison Square Garden in 2026 for his second residency at the iconic venue. In 2022, he made history with 15 sold-out nights at MSG, earning a permanent banner alongside legendary performers. While the exact number of new dates hasn’t been announced, sources say he’ll be in residence for a significant stretch.
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