Harry Styles made a huge comeback in Manchester on Friday night with a special just one night show.
He played his new album. Kiss all the time. Disco, Occasionally from start to finish, giving fans a full live experience for the first time in nearly three years.
The gig was at Co op Live, a huge stadium that Harry helped finance, but tickets were just £20, making it more intimate than his next big tour dates at Wembley and New York.
The rules were that fans had to keep their phones in special bags and everyone had disposable cameras to capture the night.
Styles opened with his new single Aperture, standing with his band on a square stage as the audience waved red camera lights in the air.
The House Gospel Choir, who performed with him at the BRITs, joined him on stage, adding extra energy.
Throughout the night, the music icon spoke to the crowd about how much the album meant to him.
“I had to take a little time, and coming back to this room, I know exactly why I’m here,” he said.
Harry played a mix of new songs and old favourites, including Golden, Watermelon Sugar and Sign of the Times.
However, the entire show was filmed for a Netflix special called Harry. Styles. One night in Manchester which falls on Sunday.
All former One Direction fans were raving about the music and the special atmosphere.
