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Harry Styles’ concert scheduled for Tuesday night in Brazilhas been canceled due to an unspecified “tour illness,” although Friday’s concert will take place as scheduled, according to the announcement.
A rep for the
singer had no further comment beyond the statement below, which reads in full: “We deeply regret to share that the Harry Styles show on Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at MorumBIS has been cancelled due to tour illness. Your order will be refunded at point of purchase, per the details outlined below.
“Friday, July 24, 2026 will play as scheduled. If you would like to attend Friday’s show, you may use your July 21 ticket number to purchase tickets at an exclusive discount starting today, Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at 12 pm through Friday, July 24 at 12pm BRT at THIS LINK while supplies last. You will still receive your full refund for the Tuesday, July 21, 2026 show.
“We have worked with the venue to open up as many tickets as possible for Friday’s show, but please note that inventory is extremely limited.”
Styles’ “Together, Together” tour in support of his new album “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally” launched in Amsterdam on May 16 and has received rave reviews as it has moved through multiple nights in that city and London.
After Brazil, the tour is scheduled to move to Mexico City for six shows starting on July 31. It then heads to New York’s Madison Square Garden for a record-setting 30-night stand at the venue beginning on August 26, before concluding this initial leg in Australia at the end of the year.
Variety wrote of the tour’s opening night: “Styles is a one-in-millions performer, with a hurricane-force charm that’s dashing and sexy and goofy at the same time, and he brought all of it on Saturday night.
The show’s pacing seemed intended to ease the audience into the new material… The giant screens lit up with animated images as the band kicked in and Styles, clad in sneakers, black slacks and a red leather jacket, launches into ‘Are You Listening Yet’ from the new album. By the middle of the song he was halfway down one of the illuminated walkways that encircled the floor of the arena.
“But he gave the crowd some quick satisfaction with a string of older favorites: ‘Golden,’ ‘Adore You,’ ‘Watermelon Sugar’ and ‘Music for a Sushi Restaurant.’ A pair of new songs followed, and he concluded ‘What we like to call act one of the show’ with a gentle version of ‘the song we used to end the set with, but now it feels more like a beginning’: the title track of his second album, ‘Fine Line.’ For the next act, he promised, ‘We’ll be dancing.’”
Variety will have more on the situation as it develops.
