Harry Styles jogs MSG stairs and suits up as Pizza Rat in final Harryween clip
Leave it to Harry Styles to turn Madison Square Garden into his own personal gym. On Monday (Nov. 9), the Grammy-winning star teamed up with Spotify to release a behind-the-scenes clip of "Harryween," the Halloween finale of his Together, Together NYC residency - and it wastes no time showing him jogging up and down the arena stairs for a quick cardio session.
The montage, "Together, Together: Harryween Edition," opens with Styles' own voice-over: "Close your eyes. Take deep breaths in and out." It quickly rewinds 10 hours before showtime to his daily walk from Brooklyn to MSG in the heart of Manhattan, then cuts to him strutting into the arena for the final show - hands swaying, then running the steps. "Ready, Steady, Go!" kicks in for the final soundcheck, before the camera follows him into the dressing room to step into his now-viral Pizza Rat costume.
For Harryween proper, Styles dressed as the city's most famous rat, while his backing band suited up as other New York icons - hot dogs and taxi cabs. The night before, at his penultimate show, he went full Elvis Presley and even revisited his 2010 X Factor audition look.
At the final MSG show, Knicks captain and 2026 NBA Finals MVP Jalen Brunson presented Styles with a commemorative banner marking his unprecedented 30-show run at the arena. The Garden also unveiled a new "Defining Moments" exhibit on its sixth floor, filled with memorabilia from the 10-week residency.
What's next for the tour
Together, Together resumes Nov. 27 with a six-date Australian leg before a holiday break. Styles returns to the stage April 2-3 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona - with Tinashe opening - then plays the second North American leg through June 5, 2027. A European leg starts July 2 and wraps with three Tears for Fears-assisted shows at London's Wembley Stadium (Aug. 25-28, 2027).
The tour supports his fourth album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and spun off the Hot 100 chart-topper "Aperture," along with "American Girls" (No. 4), "Coming Up Roses" (No. 18) and "Dance No More" (No. 26).