Harry Styles canceled his Tuesday night concert in Brazil due to an unspecified illness affecting his tour, according to an announcement from his team. The Friday show at the same venue will proceed as originally scheduled.
The statement confirmed that Friday’s show, set for July 24, will go on as planned. Fans holding tickets to the canceled Tuesday show were offered the option to use their original ticket number to purchase discounted tickets to Friday’s performance, with the discount window running from Tuesday at noon through Friday.
The cancellation comes during Styles’ “Together, Together” tour, which supports his new album, Kiss All the Time. The tour began in Amsterdam on May 16 and has earned positive reviews from audiences and critics during its stops in Amsterdam and London.
Reviewing the tour’s opening night Styles as a performer with rare, magnetic stage presence, delivering a mix of charm and energy throughout the show. The review highlighted his performance of new single “Are You Listening Yet,” alongside older fan favorites including “Golden,” “Adore You,” “Watermelon Sugar,” and “Music for a Sushi Restaurant.”
Styles’ tour is scheduled to continue in Mexico City for six shows beginning July 31. From there, the tour heads to New York’s Madison Square Garden for a 30 night residency starting August 26, an unprecedented run at the venue, before wrapping up this leg of the tour in Australia by year’s end.
