In the UK, on February 4, 2026, Harry Styles announced a surprise concert at the Co-Op Live arena in Manchester. This performance is set to take place on March 6, coinciding with the release of his fourth album, 'Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.' Tickets for this show are priced at £20, addressing recent backlash from fans regarding the steep ticket prices for his upcoming Together, Together tour. The tickets for the larger tour range from £44.10 to £466.25, prompting criticism over affordability. The Manchester concert, expected to draw attention as an intentional underplay, will showcase Styles performing his new album in full with an anticipated audience capacity of 23,500. Fans were informed that ticket requests could be made starting on February 6 through a specific process meant to ensure they were available only to genuine fans. The announcement of the concert caused significant online activity, with the Co-Op Live website experiencing a surge of traffic following the reveal. Styles, an investor in the Co-Op Live arena, had previously faced scrutiny for not including northern venues in his tour dates, and this surprise show is seen as a positive response to those concerns. Meanwhile, Styles is set to return to the Co-Op Live arena the week prior to this concert for the BRIT Awards on February 28, where many are looking forward to him performing live again after a noted absence. The excitement surrounding the concert is palpable among fans, many of whom are eager to see him perform at a price that feels more accessible compared to the upcoming tour prices.