Harry Styles BioSnap a weekly updated Biography. Harry Styles has ignited global excitement with his announcement of secret album listening parties for his fourth studio record, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, set for release on March 6. Secret London reports that these exclusive events kick off Wednesday, February 18, in 40 cities worldwide, including London, Dublin, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Montreal, letting lucky fans hear the full album over two weeks early. RTE confirms Dublin is on the list, while iHeartRadio notes Toronto and Montreal among Canadian spots, with fans signing up via the We Belong Together website by answering what listening will feel like, and invites going out Monday, February 16. Styles shared the news Thursday on Instagram, posting a photo of himself in a black jumper with a smiley face cutout, captioned We wanna dance with all our friends, per Good Morning America and RTE. This follows last months early single Aperture previews, building massive hype ahead of his Together, Together Tour starting May in Amsterdam, with 12 Wembley Stadium dates from June 12 to July 4, 2026, Shania Twain supporting, as detailed by Secret London. IQ Magazine highlighted on February 13 how Styles return to stadiums fuels the residency-style tour trend, compacting dates for efficiency. AOL mentions tickets now on sale for the global run hitting New York, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, Melbourne, and Sydney. Fan-led events pop up too, like Cass Cafes Sip and Craft Listening Party in Montreal on March 7, added by demand with Harry-inspired mocktails. No confirmed public appearances or personal social mentions in the last few days, though his Instagram post dominates chatter. Unrelated podcasters like Spreaker track his Gucci, Apple, Pepsi ties and Pleasing cosmetics, but nothing fresh. This album push marks his biggest move since Loves On Tour ended in 2023, poised to redefine his solo legacy.