Watch Harry Styles kick off landmark 30-night residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden

Harry Styles has kicked off his landmark 30-night residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden, and played a tribute to Dolly Parton .

Check out footage and the full setlist below.

READ MORE: Harry Styles live in Amsterdam: a hopeful celebration of community and connection The dates come as part of the singer’s ongoing ‘Together, Together’ tour , which has so far seen him play a record-breaking 12 shows at London’s Wembley Stadium , as well as dates in Amsterdam, São Paulo and Mexico City.

Now, he is across the pond for an impressive 30 nights at New York’s iconic Madison Square Garden venue , which kicked off last night (Wednesday August 26).

The 30 shows mark the final dates planned on this leg of the tour, and conclude with a “Harryween” show on October 31, before more dates in Melbourne and Sydney in December.

Harry Styles.

CREDIT: Anthony Pham At the first MSG show last night, Styles kicked things off with ‘Dance No More’ for the first time as a setlist opener, before playing ‘Carolina’ live for the first time.

Other debuts on the night included ‘Cinema’, ‘Kiwi’, and ‘Satelitte’ – the latter of which had only been played in part prior.

Fan favourites ‘Music for a Sushi Restaurant’ and ‘Watermelon Sugar’ also came earlier in the 21-song setlist.

Harry Styles is currently performing “Carolina” at Madison Square Garden! pic.twitter.com/VAZr485YhH — (@concertleaks) August 27, 2026 Harry Styles performing “Kiwi” tonight in New York City! pic.twitter.com/534BAB3dx0 — (@concertleaks) August 27, 2026 CANALHA! Harry Styles cantando “CINEMA” no Madison Square Garden. pic.twitter.com/NDfZ2vQakY — Igor Rogh (@igorogh) August 27, 2026 Harry Styles kicked off his sold out 30-date residency at Madison Square Garden tonight. pic.twitter.com/BjvGxyQ9AN — Pop Base (@PopBase) August 27, 2026 From there, songs on the setlist included ‘Sweet Creature’, ‘Waiting Game’, ‘Are You Listening Yet?’, ‘Ready Set Go’, ‘Pop’ and more, before some of his biggest hits came at the end of the setlist, including ‘American Girls’, ‘As It Was’, ‘Sign of the Times’ and ‘Aperture’.

Towards the end of his show, he also took time to share his gratitude for “all the musicians who inspire me”, including the late Dolly Parton, who died on Tuesday (August 25) after a “brief battle with cancer”.

“Dolly, we love you, thank you so much,” he shared, before playing her 1974 hit ‘I Will Always Love You’ over the speakers, encouraging fans to hold up their phone torches.

Find more footage below, as well as the full setlist from night one.