It\u2019s early morning in the Eurostar terminal of London\u2019s St. Pancras International Station, where Harry Styles fever<\/a> is already in evidence: a crew of iced-matcha-wielding young women are wearing feather-trimmed chapeaux studded with lyrics from Styles\u2019s latest album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally<\/em><\/a>. Cloistered in the lounge, I can hear \u201cWatermelon Sugar\u201d trilling on repeat from earbuds close by, and Pleasing merch (Styles\u2019s lifestyle brand) parades past in primary colors. Once onboard and speeding toward Amsterdam Centraal, I pick up on more women strategizing for the night ahead via a WhatsApp group chat titled \u201cHarry\u2019s Housewives.\u201d<\/p>\n This month, the British pop phenom sets off on a mammoth, multi-city residency tour titled Together, Together. After 10 dates at the Johan Cruijff Arena in Amsterdam, he\u2019ll head to London, New York, Mexico City, S\u00e3o Paulo, Melbourne, and Sydney, playing 67 shows in all. Styles\u2019s 30-date takeover of Madison Square Garden has already proven history-making<\/a>; according to Ticketmaster, the pre-sale period racked up 11.5 million registrations for tickets\u2014the highest volume ever recorded for any artist. Some 585,000 of them\u2014about 5%\u2014got lucky.<\/p>\n And I\u2019m part of the roughly 56,000 people in attendance on night one of Together, Together, three years after Styles\u2019s last tour. In February, his Brit Awards performance<\/a> of \u201cAperture\u201d\u00a0was a jazz-handed human melee, a euphoric first taste. In March, Styles gave British fans in Manchester a one-night-only preview<\/a> of what was to come. There\u2019s been some time since to luxuriate in the megahits of Kiss All The Time\u2026,<\/em> refine the fan favorites, and build the live show\u2019s visual world. And with longtime stylist Harry Lambert and creative director Molly Hawkins on board, Styles has all the right components to craft an electric modern pop experience. And, fittingly for an album that Styles says was inspired by dancing with strangers<\/a> (and, probably, a few jaunts to Berlin superclub Berghain<\/a>), it\u2019s all kicking off in one of Europe\u2019s best party cities.<\/p>\n In Amsterdam, the \u201cHarries\u201d make themselves known. The PleasingLand pop-up in the center of the city has queues trailing down the block, and every time the door swings open to reveal another frenzied fan, a so-called \u201cscent arcade\u201d sings out with vanilla and citrus. At my hotel\u2014the sleek Pulitzer Amsterdam<\/a>\u2014\u201cAperture\u201d is on rotation in the main bar, and fans gather in the lobby to dust on more layers of face glitter.<\/p>\n I get to the Johan Cruijff Arena in the mid-afternoon, around the time Styles is doing soundcheck. Fan fashion runs the gamut of flamboyant outfits, with a Harry Styles-in-Alessandro Michele<\/a> feel: feathers! Sequins! Ties! Groovy jumpsuits!<\/p>\n
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