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Harry Styles Bringing One Night Only Concert to Netflix

Styles will perform his much-anticipated fourth album "Kiss All the Time. Disco Occasionally," in full for his first full-length performance in nearly three years.

EntertainmentBy Amanda SterlingMarch 2, 20262 min read

Last updated: April 4, 2026, 7:56 AM

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Harry Styles Bringing One Night Only Concert to Netflix

Harry Styles is bringing his upcoming one night only Manchester concert to Netflix, with the British superstar celebrating this week’s release of Kiss All the Time. Disco Occasionally with a performance of the entire album.

The Manchester show itself is taking place on Friday, the day the album drops, and the stream comes to Netflix two days later on March 8, airing at 3 p.m. EST/Noon PST. The show, taking place at Co-Op Live, marks Styles’ first full concert in almost three years. Grammy Awards producer Fulwell Entertainment is producing the stream.

Kiss All the Time. Disco Occasionally is Styles’ fourth album and is one of the most-anticipated albums of 2026. It follows 2022’s Harry’s House, which featured the global smash “As it Was” and won the Grammy for album of the year in 2023.

Styles started teasing the album at the start of the year, finally dropping lead single “Apertrure” on January 22. The five-minute dance track debuted atop Billboard’s Hot 100 Chart. Styles is expected to both host and serve as musical guest on SNL on March 14.

Aside from the Manchester one-off, Styles will embark on an extensive tour this year as well, which will include a 30-date residency at Madison Square Garden in New York. With those shows representing the only shows Styles is expected to play in the U.S. this year, the residency hit record-high demand, drawing 11.5 million people to sign up to try and get tickets. Ticketmaster called that the biggest-ever presale for an artist in the New York market.

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Amanda Sterling

Culture Reporter

Amanda Sterling reports on music, pop culture, celebrity news, and the arts. A graduate of NYU's arts journalism program, she covers the cultural moments that define the zeitgeist. Her reviews and profiles appear regularly in the Journal American's arts and culture section.

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