Harry Styles cancelled a live show in Brazil last night (Tuesday July 21) due to a “health issue”, just hours before he was scheduled to arrive on stage.
Styles later played a second gig in São Paulo on Saturday (July 18), and had been set to return to the stadium yesterday.
However, a statement issued by Live Nation Brazil and Ticketmaster Brazil shortly before the concert confirmed that the performance would not be going ahead.
“We deeply regret to inform you that the Harry Styles concert scheduled for Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at MorumBIS has been cancelled due to a health issue affecting the tour,” the message read (translated from Portuguese).
“Tickets for this show will be refunded via the original point of purchase. An email with further information will be sent by @ticketmasterbr to all ticket holders.”
It went on to tell fans that Friday’s (July 24) final show in São Paulo would “take place as scheduled”. Ticketholders for yesterday’s axed gig were given “the opportunity to purchase tickets from an exclusive batch for the Friday show, while supplies last”.
The statement concluded: “Further details will be provided in the email sent to purchasers by Ticketmaster Brazil. We have worked with the venue to release as many tickets as possible for the Friday show; however, please bear in mind that availability is extremely limited.”
Further information on who had been affected by the “health issue” was not disclosed, and Styles himself hasn’t commented.
Following the Brazil leg, the ‘Together, Together’ tour is due to visit Mexico City ahead of Styles’ massive run of 30 shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden. From there, he’ll head to Australia for multiple concerts in Melbourne and Sydney this November/December.
The star’s Wembley residency saw him pay tribute to David Hockney, reflect on his One Direction days, cover ‘Three Lions’, and wildly celebrate England’s World Cup win against DR Congo after showing the game on the stadium’s big screens.
He closed the London run with an onstage appearance from his sister Gemma and a Pride celebration. Styles was later officially recognised by Guinness World Records for his history-making Wembley Stadium residency, and has been given a gold Blue Peter badge in acknowledgement of the feat.
NME caught the ‘Together, Together’ tour in Amsterdam in May, giving the show a glowing five-star review. It hailed the performance as “a hopeful celebration of community and connection”.
Styles is touring in support of his fourth solo album, ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally’, which was released in March. He launched the record with a ‘One Night Only’ show in Manchester earlier this year, filming the performance for a Netflix special.
