Harry Styles is all set and ready to make a comeback to the music scene, and fans cannot seem to control their excitement. Recently, the star released his latest album, ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally’, which garnered a lot of praise and love online. Beyond that, as per the latest reports, the physical sales for the album have also surpassed a major milestone.
Harry Styles’ Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally’ reached 1 million copies sold
As shared by Billboard, Styles’ album debuted at the top of the list on their 200 Albums charts. The report announced that the singer’s latest album was the biggest and highest-earning album debut of 2026 so far. His album ended up dethroning Bruno Mars’ latest release, ‘The Romantic’, which now ranks at no. 2 on the charts.
On top of this, the ‘Aperture’ singer’s management agency also confirmed that the album ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally’ ended up selling 1 million physical copies within the first week of its release, setting it up for another major milestone. The album had a big opening day with 430,000 units sold in the US alone, along with 291,000 traditional sales. The album also collected about 140 million streams within the first week of its release.
More about Harry Styles and his album release
Last week, in order to celebrate the release of his full-length album, the singer held a one-night-only show in Manchester, England. This was also aired two days later on the popular OTT platform Netflix. On a promotional tour, Styles also joined one of the recent episodes of ‘Saturday Night Live’, joining the show as a host, while also performing as the special musical artist for the night, nearing the end of the show.
Harry Styles’ upcoming tour
As of now, on the work front, Harry Styles will be embarking on his upcoming tour titled ‘Together, Together.’ As of now, he has a 30-day residency at Madison Square Garden. These will be the only shows that he will perform in the US. Other than that, he will also be performing in different venues in London, Amsterdam, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, Docklands, and Sydney.
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