Harry Styles ‘One Night In Manchester’ album launch show is coming to Netflix – check out the trailer below.
Last month, Styles announced a “one night only” performance of his new album at Manchester Co-Op Live Arena on March 6, with tickets costing £20.
Now, it’s been announced that the event will be recorded and available to watch for subscribers of Netflix.
On March 8, two days after the event and the album release, fans can watch the performance in full from 7pm GMT.
The show has been produced by Fulwell Entertainment and you can watch the trailer of the film here:
Over the weekend, Styles opened the 2026 BRIT Awards in style with a performance of his new single ‘Aperture’.
The ceremony took place on February 28 at Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena – the first time the event has been held outside of London – and Styles was the first live performer from the night’s star-studded line-up to take to the stage.
In his first live public performance since he took a break from music in July 2023, he played ‘Aperture’, which he released in January as the first single from his upcoming fourth solo album ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally’, which comes out on March 6.
The flamboyantly choreographed performance saw him joined by dozens of dancers on stage.
NME‘s Rhian Daly gave the single, which features Wolf Alice’s Ellie Rowsell, four stars, in a review that read: “It’s also Styles as we’ve not heard him before. Rather than the loosely retro pop-rock of ‘Harry’s House’ or the grand theatrics of ballads like ‘Sign Of The Times’, the star heads in the direction of electronic music.
“‘Aperture’ is propelled by a lightly thumping beat that’s made more or less euphoric by the stabs of house piano that dip in and out, the jittery blasts of distorted fuzz, and the 31-year-old’s resonant delivery in the chorus: “We belong together”. Add in a series of drawn-out, droning chords and it’s (likely) as close as we’re going to get to Styles fronting LCD Soundsystem.”
Since then, he has confirmed a huge, seven-city ‘Together, Together’ tour, which includes a 12-night residency at London’s Wembley Stadium and an impressive 30 dates at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
When tickets went live for UK dates, there were queues of up to 250,000 people for each of the shows. It has also been revealed that Styles has broken several records at both Wembley and Madison Square Garden thanks to huge demand.
The Wembley gigs will see the ‘As It Was’ singer donate £1 from every ticket sold to LIVE’s levy, helping to protect UK grassroots music venues and support emerging talent.
Styles is also holding a range of listening parties for the new album in 40 cities around the world – find out more here.