Harry Styles’ Together, Together world tour in London is now officially past its halfway point. Harry is well on the way to setting a record for the most performances at Wembley in a calendar year, which he’ll achieve when the 12-night run ends next weekend on July 4.
The mammoth Together, Together tour follows the release of Harry’s fourth studio album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally and it’ll see him doing a run of residencies in seven different cities. London is the second city on the tour, following a 10-date run in Amsterdam. Harry’s dates at Wembley began on Friday June 12 and will run through to Saturday July 4.
Got tickets? Getting FOMO and thinking of getting some last-minute? From the full setlist and start times to support and tickets, here’s our ultimate guide to Harry’s huge Wembley residency this summer.
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When is Harry Styles playing London’s Wembley Stadium?
Harry is playing 12 nights at Wembley Stadium and will claim the record for the highest number of Wembley shows by an artist in a single year (Coldplay set the last record in 2025 with 10 dates). Here’s the full list of shows.
- Friday June 12
- Saturday June 13
- Wednesday June 17
- Friday June 19
- Saturday June 20
- Tuesday June 23
- Friday June 26
- Saturday June 27
- Monday June 29
- Wednesday July 1
- Friday July 3
- Saturday July 4
What time do doors open?
Wembley’s doors open on each night for the Together, Together tour at 5pm.
What time will Harry Styles come on stage?
Expect Harry to take to the stage at 8.15pm. As above, this is the time every night.
What time does the Harry Styles concert finish?
The show will go on until around 10.30pm.
What’s the seating plan?
Here’s the seating plan for Harry Styles’ Wembley dates.
You can also check out exactly what the view from your seat will look like with Wembley’s interactive map.
Who is the support act for Harry Styles in London?
From Robyn to Jamie xx, Harry is bringing along some major stars to support him on the Together, Together tour.
In London, he’s joined by none other than the queen of country pop, Shania Twain. She takes to the stage each night at 6.55pm.
Last-minute tickets
While tickets are running low, there are still some left up for grabs on Ticketmaster for most of Harry’s remaining Wembley shows. Find them here. And if those get all snapped up, you can find resale tickets over on Viagogo or StubHub from around £50.
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Harry Styles Wembley Setlist 2026 & Surprise Songs
For an idea of what will be played, this has been the setlist that Harry has stuck to in London (according to Setlist.fm), give or take a surprise song or two (more on that below).
- Are You Listening Yet?
- Golden
- Adore You
- Watermelon Sugar
- Music for a Sushi Restaurant
- Taste Back
- Coming Up Roses
- Fine Line
- Night Changes / Falling / History
- Italian Girls
- American Girls
- Keep Driving
- Ready, Steady, Go!
- Dance No More
- Treat People With Kindness
- Pop
- Season 2 Weight Loss
- Carla’s Song
- Aperture
- Little Freak [alternating/surprise song]
- Sign of the Times
- As It Was
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Here are the surprise songs performed so far on the London leg of the Together, Together tour.
- Jun 12 – ‘Little Freak’
- Jun 13 – ‘Matilda’
- Jun 17 – ‘Love of My Life’
- Jun 19 – ‘Matilda’
- Jun 20 – ‘Love of My Life’
- Jun 23 – ‘Matilda’
As you can see, Harry’s mostly been switching between ‘Love of My Life’ and ‘Matilda’ for the third-to-last song.
How to get to Wembley Stadium: tube lines and travel advice
Wembley is accessible via several train stations.
- Wembley Park Station is served by the London Underground Jubilee and Metropolitan lines
- You can get to Wembley Stadium Station via Chiltern Railways
- Wembley Central Station is on the London Underground Bakerloo line, London Overground Lioness line, London Midland and Southern lines.
Where to buy Harry Styles merch
A Together, Together pop-up shop is open now in Borough Yards with loads of exclusive tour merch up for grabs. There are also merch stands dotted around the stadium in Olympic Way and Wembley Park on show days where you can buy t-shirts, hoodies, caps and more in person. Alternatively, fans can pick up some merch ahead of time from Harry’s website.
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Weather forecast
This week London has been in the grip of a heatwave. While it should mostly abate by the weekend shows, there is still a red warning for heat in place for the Friday date. Here’s the day-by-day forecast for the next few dates at Wembley.
- Friday June 26 – red warning for extreme heat. highs of 34C, lows of 27C. The heat breaks later in the evening (at about 11pm) with a slight chance of rain
- Saturday June 27 – chance of drizzle earlier in the evening but will be warm, 25C-29C
- Monday June 29 – 20C-24C, cloudy but not forecast to rain
Wembley Stadium bag policy and banned items
Wembley allows everyone to bring one small bag each, and this must be A4 size or smaller. If you buy merchandise at any of the stalls outside of the venue it will come in a sealed bag – please ensure that this bag remains sealed until you are inside of the stadium.
Note that for the shows on Friday June 26 and Saturday June 27, Wembley is permitting visitors to bring in empty 500ml metal and hard plastic water bottles and small handheld fans. Bottled water will be sold in the venue at half price.
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Here’s a list of everything that won’t be permitted inside the venue.
- Unlicensed musical instruments: trumpets, drums, and other devices capable of causing a disturbance or nuisance, including vuvuzelas & megaphones.
- Flag poles greater than 1m in length
- Laser devices
- Bottles and Glass Vessels
- Aluminium containers
- Cans
- Flasks
- Poles
- Frisbees
- Dangerous or hazardous items
- Scooters
- Skateboards or other skates
- Signs or items with corporate or inappropriate branding
- Unauthorised fliers & drones
- Spray paint
- Large industrial style ‘permanent’ marker pens
- Prams & pushchairs (will be assessed for each event)
- Transmitting devices
- Large bodied cameras, Professional cameras & recording devices (this applies to cameras that have interchangeable lenses)
- Selfie sticks
- Laptops and tablets
- Illegal merchandise items
- Hard plastic, metal or glass bottles
- Illegal charity collection utensils
- Motor bike helmets
- Large umbrellas
- Darts
- Hampers
- Cold boxes
- Alcohol
- Food and drink
- Animals (except service dogs & guide dogs)
- Bags outside of the A4 policy (medical exemptions apply)
- Any national flag not of the competing international teams
- For concerts – no posters bigger than A3
⛔️ Find a full guide to Wembley’s banned items and bag policy here.
Reviews
The first few dates of Harry Styles at Wembley were positively reviewed, with the Standard’s Gemma Samways awarding four stars and saying that ‘it’s in the live arena that Holmes Chapel’s finest really shines’.
Another four-star write-up in the Independent by Roisin O’Connor called Harry ‘the consummate entertainer’, while the Telegraph’s Neil McCormick awarded five stars for a ‘stadium extravaganza with a human centre’.
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