Harry Styles has faced a fierce backlash from fans after ticket prices for his upcoming global residency were revealed, with some tickets costing nearly £725 for his London shows. The former One Direction star, 31, announced the 'Together, Together' tour last week, which includes 50 dates across seven cities, including 30 nights at New York's Madison Square Garden and multiple shows at Wembley Stadium.
When tickets went on sale on Monday for the Amsterdam and London legs, fans were shocked to see prices ranging from £72.95 to £725.45. In Amsterdam, tickets cost between €74.05 and €828.62. This marks a significant increase from Styles' 2022 Wembley residency, where tickets started at £45 and topped out at £99, and his 2022 Madison Square Garden shows, which ranged from $39.50 to $199.50.
Many took to social media to express their outrage, with some calling the prices 'greedy' and 'diabolical'. One fan wrote: 'I love Harry but the prices for this tour are an actual abomination, taking the utter p**s out of regular people who just want to see his show.' Another compared the costs unfavourably to Taylor Swift's tour, claiming Swift was 'way more affordable'. Others lamented that live music has become 'a privilege that only rich people can access'.
Styles is offering three VIP packages: the 'Together Package' at £725.45, which includes a general admission floor ticket, early entry, a VIP lounge with appetisers and a drink token, exclusive merch, and a photo opportunity; the 'KISS Package' at £468.45; and the 'DISCO Package' at £333.45. The tour kicks off in Amsterdam on May 16, 2026, and concludes in Sydney in December. His new album, 'KISS ALL THE TIME. DISCO, OCCASIONALLY', is set for release on March 6.
