Harry Styles' World Tour Supports 3 Global Charities

Harry Styles is turning his massive comeback tour into a global force for good.

The international superstar announced his "Together, Together" tour this morning, with 50 shows across Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, Mexico City, New York, Melbourne, and Sydney from May through December. But beyond the feather boas and sold-out stadiums, Styles is using his platform to support three charitable organizations that align with his decade-long commitment to philanthropy.

Choose Love, a humanitarian organization delivering critical aid worldwide, will be Styles' primary partner throughout the tour. The singer has supported the nonprofit for over ten years, helping provide food, shelter, and education to people in crisis around the globe. That partnership will continue across all seven cities.

In London, Styles is putting his money where his heart is. £1 from every ticket sold on the entire tour will go to LIVE Trust, an organization protecting grassroots music venues across the United Kingdom. With live music spaces disappearing at alarming rates, this support could help preserve the small stages where tomorrow's artists get their start.

New York fans will see democracy in action at Madison Square Garden. Styles is teaming up with HeadCount to register eligible concert-goers to vote through an on-site activation at all 30 MSG shows. It's another long-standing partnership for the artist, who has consistently used his tours to encourage civic engagement.

The Ripple Effect

The impact extends beyond the three charities. Styles is working with Live Nation's Green Nation initiative to reduce the tour's environmental footprint, partnering with venues to minimize waste and emissions. When an artist of Styles' caliber makes sustainability a priority, it sets a new standard for the entire touring industry.

His tour lineup reflects the same inclusive spirit, featuring artists like Robyn, Shania Twain, Jorja Smith, and Jamie xx across select dates. The "Together, Together" tour kicks off May 16 in Amsterdam, supporting his fourth studio album "Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally," releasing March 6.

In an industry often criticized for excess, Styles is proving that massive commercial success and meaningful social impact can share the same stage.