There are concerts that are unlike any others. Like Harry Styles\u2019s? How did you figure that out\u2026 The artist kicked off his world tour with his live show, starting in Europe with dates in Amsterdam and London. That\u2019s right, London\u2014his London. Not just any city. Because before heading to the other\u2014few\u2014scheduled cities, Harry went all out in the British capital. Twelve sold-out shows at Wembley. More than Taylor Swift, more than Coldplay, more than anyone else. <\/p>\n\n
And during these first few stops on the tour, it\u2019s also become clear why he\u2019s been so successful. Because anything can happen at his concerts. Like what? For example, you might see Harry turn into a skilled dancer. Or you might see his passion for running come through right on stage, as he dashes back and forth. But even offstage, since someone spotted him running right toward Wembley. And then there\u2019s celebrating Pride, speaking Italian with a woman named Carmela, and promising a fan\u2014whose car broke down on the way to the concert\u2014to cover the damages. <\/p>\n\n
Or watching England score at the World Cup right before the concert and cheering like crazy just a few meters away from the fans. Right up to the dream of many fans who are about to become parents: a gender reveal on stage with him. Nice, isn\u2019t it? It\u2019s not just his songs, sung over and over in unison, or just the choreography and special moments. Anything can happen at Harry\u2019s concerts. Like a surprise visit from his sister Gemma, who celebrates his 12 Wembley shows, or getting emotional over the record-breaking achievement at the end of the concert, or reflecting on where it all began. Paying tribute to his original bandmates: Niall, Zayn, Louis, and Liam. In short, a whirlwind of emotions\u2014but this is just the beginning of a tour that\u2019s set to thrill many more cities around the world. Naturally, in a way that only Harry Styles knows how. <\/p>\n\n