Harry Styles cancels concert in São Paulo due to illness
Harry Styles has cancelled his show tonight (July 21st) in São Paulo at the MorumBIS.
Styles began his residency, which is part of his Together Together tour, in the Brazilian city on July 17th and also performed on July 18th at the same venue.
Live Nation Brasil confirmed the cancellation on X, writing, “We deeply regret to inform you that the Harry Styles show scheduled for Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at MorumBIS has been canceled due to a health issue on the tour.”
They explained to ticket-holders, “Tickets for this show will be refunded through the same purchase channel. An email with more information will be sent by Ticketmaster Brasil to all ticket holders.”
Styles is also due to perform at the MorumBIS on July 24th, which promoters have promised “will take place as scheduled.”
Live Nation Brasil continued, “Ticket holders for the Tuesday show (July 21) will have the opportunity to purchase an exclusive batch of tickets for the Friday show (July 24), while supplies last. More information will be provided in the email sent by Ticketmaster Brasil to buyers.”
However, while they “have worked with the event venue to release as many tickets as possible for the Friday show,” they did stress that “availability is extremely limited”.
Following his final performance in Brazil, Styles will head on to Mexico City for six dates at the Estadio GNP Seguros.
His run of residencies will then end with 30-shows in New York at Madison Square Garden, which will keep him in the Big Apple from August 26th until October 31st. Styles also has dates lined up in Melbourne and Sydney later this year.
Styles has already completed legs of the run at the Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam, as well as a record-breaking 12 shows at Wembley Stadium in London, which saw Shania Twain join him on support duties.
The ‘As It Was’ singer is yet to officially comment on the cancellation of the July 21st concert in São Paulo.
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