Global superstar Harry Styles, known around the world as a solo singer and former member of One Direction, is set to kick off a global tour in May. Similar to other large global tours by top acts, the "Together, Together" world tour could benefit several companies, including some publicly traded companies.
Harry Styles Tour Puts Madison Square Garden In Spotlight
The Harry Styles Tour 2026 is set to kick off in May and go through December. Other past tours from the singer have included multiple legs and years worth of shows, which means more dates could be added.
For the current tour, Styles will make stops in the Netherlands, England, Brazil, Mexico and Australia. As for the United States, Styles will make stops in only one city.
Styles will play at the historic Madison Square Garden during the tour, but not just one show, instead opting for a 30-show residency during the months of August, September and October.
The singer will play shows Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights at the historic venue, which is owned by Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp (NYSE:MSGE).
The 30 shows will be consecutive and mark the most for any city on the tour.
Tickets go on sale in tiers beginning on Jan. 30, with fans able to sign up for an artist presale through Jan. 25.
Styles previously played 15 consecutive nights from Aug. 20 through Sept. 31, 2022, as part of his "Love on Tour." That tour was one of the highest-grossing tours ever, with over $600 million in tickets sold across the two-year run, as reported by Billboard.
As the only U.S. city and given the venue’s past history with Styles, tickets for the show could be in high demand. Judging by the tour being one of the top trends on Google on Thursday, fans are ready to get tickets.
Madison Square Garden Entertainment could be one of the biggest winners from the tour, able to collect revenue from tickets, merchandise and more across 30 shows. The shows also come in the months of August, September, and October, which will also include NBA games and NHL games for the New York Knicks and New York Rangers, respectively. This could set up several huge months for the entertainment company.
Other Stocks to Watch for Harry Styles Tour 2026
The new "Together, Together" tour is in support for the singer's fourth solo album "Kiss All The Time. Disco Occasionally," which is set to be released on March 6, 2026.
The album comes from Styles own record label with Columbia Records also helping with distribution. Columbia is a unit of Sony Group Corp (NYSE:SONY).
Sony could be a winner from the new album and a strong tour.
Another company to watch will be Live Nation Entertainment (NYSE:LYV), who is the owner of Ticketmaster.
Ticketmaster is the primary ticket partner of Madison Square Garden Entertainment and the company helping with the presales.
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