Harry Styles has returned with his new single 'Aperture', the lead track from his upcoming fourth studio album 'Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally', set for release on March 6. The song marks a shift toward electronic sounds, inspired by live performances from LCD Soundsystem. Styles also revealed details of his 'Together, Together' tour, featuring residencies in seven major cities.
Harry Styles, the former One Direction member, released 'Aperture' on January 22, 2026, as the first single from his fourth solo album, 'Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally'. The album, executive produced by Kid Harpoon, arrives on March 6 and represents Styles' first project since 'Harry's House' in 2022. In interviews with BBC Radio 1 and others, Styles described 'Aperture' as the 'mission statement' of the album, recorded last during sessions last summer when the creative process felt most free. He noted it was the obvious choice for the lead single, emphasizing its role in capturing the record's essence: 'This is the first song that I play to people when I’ve showed them what the new music sounds like.' The track introduces an electronic-inspired sound, propelled by thumping beats, house piano stabs, and Styles' resonant chorus delivery of 'We belong together'—a phrase teased via global posters and a WhatsApp voice note to fans last week. Styles explained the album's inspirations stemmed from rediscovering music as an audience member after years on stage during his 'Love On Tour'. He cited seeing LCD Soundsystem live at a Madrid festival and Brixton Academy as pivotal: 'It was just so joyous... That’s how I want to feel when I’m on stage.' Additional influences included The Durutti Column and clubbing experiences in Berlin, where he sought to 'fall in love with music all over again' after a three-year break. Unlike previous albums, Styles solicited feedback from friends early, playing demos to shift from a guarded process: 'Realizing that that made the music feel like a product is something that I wanted to reverse.' He confirmed no collaborations feature on the record, stating simply, 'There are no collabs on this album! Yeah, just me.' The album title, with its emphasized comma, reflects a life mantra: 'It’s unhealthy to disco all the time... Loving and being, moving through your life with love and like taking a break every now and again.' Coinciding with the single's release, Styles announced the 'Together, Together' tour, a series of residencies totaling 50 dates from May to December 2026. Highlights include six nights at London's Wembley Stadium and 30 shows over 66 days at New York City's Madison Square Garden, plus stops in Amsterdam, São Paulo, Mexico City, Melbourne, and Sydney. Special guests will include Robyn, Shania Twain, Fcukers, Jorja Smith, Jamie xx, Fousheé, and Skye Newman. In a lighter aside, Styles recounted being in Rome last May for a haircut when Pope Leo XIV was announced, leading him to join crowds at Saint Peter’s Basilica: 'It was wild.' The release comes the same day as new music from former bandmate Louis Tomlinson, underscoring ongoing solo successes from the One Direction era.
