British singer Harry Styles canceled the concert he was scheduled to perform this Tuesday in the Brazilian city of São Paulo due to “a health issue,” although he went ahead with Friday’s concert, organizers announced Tuesday.
“We deeply regret to announce that Harry Styles’ concert, scheduled for Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at MorumBIS, has been canceled due to a health issue that arose during the tour,” the promoter Live Nation stated on its social media accounts without providing further details.
The company announced that ticket refunds will be issued through the same purchase channel.
Harry Styles was scheduled to perform this Tuesday and next Friday in Brazil’s most populous city as part of his “Together, Together” world tour.
Although the first concert was canceled, the organizers assured fans that Friday’s show “will go on as planned.”
According to the organizers, a limited number of tickets for that concert will be made available to fans who were planning to attend Tuesday’s show.
The former One Direction member has just wrapped up a grueling 12-concert residency at Wembley, during which he surpassed Taylor Swift and Coldplay as the artist who has performed the most concerts at the London stadium on a single tour.
After stops in London and São Paulo, Styles will continue his world tour in Mexico City and New York, before wrapping it up in December in Australia, where he will perform in Melbourne and Sydney.
On March 6, the artist released his fourth studio album, *Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally*, after a hiatus of more than three years.
Following One Direction’s breakup in 2016, Styles launched his successful solo career, which has earned him international recognition through various awards, including a Grammy for his third album, *Harry’s House* (2022), and a Brit Award for Album of the Year, according to Agencia EFE.
