In 2026, album releases have become a cultural moment. From Taylor Swift’s Easter eggs to an entire summer dedicated to Brat, making an album launch a main event has become the status quo. So, it’s no surprise pop’s most in-demand men, Harry Styles is following suit.
Ahead of the launch of his highly-anticipated fourth studio album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, Styles revealed his first live performance of the new tracks will be coming straight to our screens.
Not quite a documentary and not quite a live show, One Night Only, will be a recording of the ‘Watermelon Sugar’ singer’s performance from the Co-Op Live in Manchester.
Harry Styles’ first live performance of Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally will stream exclusively on Netflix from 6am AEDT on Monday, March 9.
The special captures the full Manchester show performed on Friday, March 6, giving fans around the world the chance to watch the debut live rendition of his fourth studio album on demand.
One Night Only is a concert film for all the fans out there eagerly awaiting their time for the real thing when Styles brings his Together Together tour to Australia later this year.
Whether the performance will be a stage-show level production or something more artistic and pared back, remains to be seen.
Styles first announced the one-off Manchester show as part of his album launch via Instagram. The posted gave minor details away including the fact it was a “one night only” affair designed to “celebrate the release of Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally” and tickets were a mere 20 pounds.
Its an eyewatering figure for the many Aussie fans who forked out hundreds to secure seats to his December show. But hey, at least we can watch this rendition free from home on our sofa.
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