A documentary showcasing Harry Styles 'Together, Together' tour is reportedly in the works.
Directed by John Wilson, the documentary will show a tour which ran for 82 dates across six cities around the world from the former One Direction singer. This included 12 nights at Wembley Stadium, London, and 30 at New York's Madison Square Garden.
Prior to launching the tour, Styles also played a one off live show at Manchester's Co-op Live Arena, as well as releasing his fourth solo album, 'Kiss All The Time. Disco Occasionally' earlier this year.
John Wilson is renowned for his work on surprise box-office hit The History Of Concrete and HBO’s How To With John Wilson. He has reportedly been working on Styles' New York residency since August, with the footage set to feature in the documentary, and live gig hybrid film.
One source told NME magazine that it will feature “authentic human stories of everyone involved in the tour —from the singer and his fans to countless others behind the scenes". It is also set tpo get a theatrical release.
Harry Styles' team have yet to comment on the matter at the time of writing.
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— claudia (@girlluncle) October 16, 2026
Harry Style's residency at Madison Square Garden finishes at the end of October, before he moves on to play live in Melbourne and Sydney.
Earlier this week, Harry Styles paid a sweet tribute to his late One Direction bandmate, Liam Payne on the second anniversary of the singer's death.
For this, Styles performed an unheard song which was dedicated to his former bandmate.
Performing live at Madison Square Garden, Styles told the the crowd that he had lost one of his friends two years ago, before reflecting on the people who had helped him throughout his career. Check that out and more here.
