Harry Styles is bringing his tattoos, short shorts and sequins to Dallas.

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Harry Styles is coming to AT&T Stadium on April 9-10, 2027.

The singer, who released his latest record, “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally,” in March, opted for an irregular residency tour across seven global cities. The tour, “Together, Together,” consisted of 10 shows in Amsterdam, 12 in London, three in São Paulo, six in Mexico City, 30 in New York City, four in Melbourne, and two in Sydney.  

The design model, which required most fans to come to Styles rather than him coming to them, sold out quickly, leaving most fans without the means to travel with no opportunities to see the Grammy-winning star. But rumors about an extended tour in new cities started to swirl online in the first week of September, alleging Styles was eyeing Dublin, Madrid and, most importantly, Dallas.

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The singer will take the stage in Arlington, joined by Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, an Argentine experimental hip-hop duo.

The singer added 12 cities to his current tour, with two dates in every city except London. Amex and fan presale tickets launch Sept. 15, and general admission tickets go live Sept. 16. The first half of the tour prioritized arenas over stadiums, but all dates on the summer 2027 leg take place in larger venues, allowing more fans to get tickets.

But this could be the last time Styles plays in Dallas. In an email to fans, Styles seemed to hint at a potential retirement.

“I don’t know what comes next for me, but I know that I’m excited to find out,” he wrote. ” … Thank you for coming out to see us, and for all the love and support you’ve given me over the year.”

Styles hasn’t come to Big D since he played the American Airlines Center in 2021, and most fans were convinced they’d have no opportunity anytime soon.

The British pop star got his claim to fame on The X Factor when he was placed in the boy band One Direction. They soon became one of the best-selling groups of all time and served as the perfect launch pad for Styles’ solo career, which has been just as successful.