How to Still Get Tickets to Harry Styles’ Sold-Out Madison Square Garden Residency
The 50-show Together, Together tour — supporting his fourth studio album 'Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.' — includes a 30-night residency in New York City.
Harry Styles honored country music icon Dolly Parton during the opening night of his 30-consecutive-show residency at Madison Square Garden. The British pop star played her hit "I Will Always Love You" and paid tribute to Parton by thanking her and the musicians who inspired him. Dolly Parton, a trailblazing artist with 25 No. 1 hits and an inductee into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Country Music Hall of Fame, died at 80.
Styles concluded his performance with "Sign Of The Times," marking his first U.S. stop on the current tour after stops in Europe.
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