Harry Styles is on the verge of rewriting live music history as reports indicate the global pop star is preparing for the longest Wembley Stadium run ever by a solo artist during a single tour.
As part of his upcoming ‘Together, Together’ world tour, Styles is scheduled to perform up to 10 shows at London’s Wembley Stadium, a feat that would surpass every previous solo residency at the iconic venue.
If fully confirmed, the run would place Styles ahead of Michael Jackson’s historic seven-night Wembley stretch in 1988, setting a new benchmark for solo performers at the 90,000-capacity stadium.
Wembley Stadium is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious stages in global music, and extended runs there are typically reserved for the biggest touring acts in history. Styles’ reported double-digit shows signal not just demand, but a rare level of cultural and commercial dominance.
While official tour listings currently confirm multiple Wembley dates, industry reports suggest additional shows are planned, which would bring the total to 10 nights. Final confirmation from promoters is still pending.
The ‘Together, Together’ tour follows a strong commercial run for Harry Styles, coming off record-breaking streaming performances and sold-out residencies in major cities worldwide. The tour is expected to span Europe, North America, Latin America, and Australia, with London positioned as its central anchor.
Beyond ticket sales, the scale of the Wembley run highlights how Styles has transitioned from pop star to stadium-level global act, capable of sustaining demand across multiple nights in one of the world’s most competitive live music markets.