JAKARTA - Harry Styles was forced to cancel his first concert in Brazil, which was scheduled to take place at the MorumBIS Stadium, Sao Paulo, on Tuesday, July 21.
Although the schedule for the show on Tuesday night was canceled, the organizers ensured that the next concert at the same location on Friday, July 24, would still take place according to the original plan.
Representatives from the former One Direction member confirmed this news through an official statement without providing further medical details about the type of disease he is suffering from.
"We are very sorry to have to announce that Harry Styles' performance on Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at MorumBIS has been canceled due to an illness experienced during the tour," Harry Styles' management said, quoted by Variety, Wednesday, July 22.
As a form of compensation for disappointed fans, management provides special access for ticket holders for Tuesday's concert to buy tickets for Friday's show at a discounted price.
"Friday, July 24, 2026 will go according to schedule. If you want to attend the Friday show, you can use the July 21 ticket number to buy tickets with an exclusive discount," continued the management.
Management confirmed that it had coordinated closely with the stadium management to open as many ticket capacities as possible at the Friday show, although the number available was very limited.
On the other hand, all Tuesday ticket buyers are guaranteed to receive a full refund.
This cancellation is the first health obstacle experienced by Styles in his global tour series, Together, Together Tour.
The tour, which was held to promote the album "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally", was officially opened in Amsterdam on May 16 and was successful in winning praise while crossing Europe.
According to the scheduled agenda, after completing his performance in Brazil, Harry Styles will continue his tour to Mexico City to hold six performances starting July 31.
After that, the tour series will head to Madison Square Garden, New York, to set a spectacular record with 30 consecutive performances starting August 26, before finally closing in Australia at the end of the year.
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