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The “Aperture” singer is set to perform next at the Estádio do Morumbi on July 24.
Key Points
- Harry Styles has canceled a concert in Brazil this evening due to “tour illness.”
- Tickets will be refunded to fans, who will also have the option of purchasing discounted tickets to his show on Friday.
- Styles is currently on his “Together Together” tour in support of his fourth album.
Harry Styles has canceled his Sao Paolo, Brazil, concert this evening due to “tour illness.”
A representative for the three-time Grammy-winner confirmed in a statement to Entertainment Weekly that he will not hold his concert at the Estádio do Morumbi tonight due to an undisclosed ailment that is affecting his ongoing “Together, Together” tour.
“We deeply regret to share that the Harry Styles show on Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at MorumBIS has been cancelled due to tour illness,” it read, before noting that ticket holders will be “refunded at point of purchase.”
The statement noted that Styles is expected to perform at the stadium on Friday “as scheduled.” Fans who originally bought tickets for tonight’s show can also purchase tickets for the next show at a discounted rate.
“If you would like to attend Friday’s show, you may use your July 21 ticket number to purchase tickets at an exclusive discount starting today, Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at 12 pm through Friday, July 24 at 12pm BRT while supplies last,” it read. “You will still receive your full refund for the Tuesday, July 21, 2026 show.”
However, it continued, “We have worked with the venue to open up as many tickets as possible for Friday’s show, but please note that inventory is extremely limited.”
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Styles is currently on his “Together Together” tour in support of his fourth studio album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. After Friday’s performance, he is next set to play six nights in Mexico City, Mexico, from July 31 until Aug. 8.
The One Direction alum will then take his tour to New York City, where he will hold a sold-out 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden. The concert series will run from August until October.
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