Do “We Belong Together”?

Written by Olivia Ruiz

As a Harry Styles fanatic, I was so happy when he stated that he would be releasing a new album this year after a 4 year hiatus with his last album being released in 2022. His new album is titled “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.” with the lead single being titled "Aperture". 

Additionally, he released tour dates and that's once fans went crazy. There is only 1 appearance in the United States which is at Madison Square Gardens for a 30 day residency throughout August and October of 2026. He will also be stopping in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Melbourne, Sydney and São Paulo, 

The average price per ticket in New York is around $500 for nosebleeds and $2,100 for the pit area. Since this is the presale price, prices will significantly rise once the resellers get to the tickets. 

I don’t even want to imagine the price that a nosebleed seat would be. Fans are jokingly debating whether or not they should pay

rent or go see Harry Styles for two hours. 

At other stadiums outside of the United States, the average price for nosebleeds is $200 and if you want to see Harry Styles’ nose hairs it would be around $700. Fans are understandably angry about these prices since his last tour in 2023 “Love on Tour”, tickets were originally sold for around $120 for an average seat. 

Fans are also factoring in the price of travel when considering buying tickets since he is only going to be in New York. Newsweek quotes a Reddit post stating that, "And the craziest thing is he knows people will pay $1,000. And guess what? They have been,”. 

These ticket prices are very disappointing and the greed that fans are seeing from Ticketmaster and Harry Styles’ team. They have yet to comment on this matter and many are definitely anticipating what he will say about this issue, or if they even decide to comment on the matter.