Bad news for Harry Styles (32) fans in Brazil. The musician will not be performing at the MorumBIS stadium in São Paulo on Tuesday evening. Just a few hours before the concert was set to begin, the show was canceled by the organizer. A health problem is cited as the reason, though the organizer provides no further details.

A post on X states: "We deeply regret to inform you that the Harry Styles concert scheduled for Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at MorumBIS has been canceled due to a health problem. Tickets for this concert will be refunded through the same method by which they were purchased."

Second date on Friday remains scheduled

For all those who stood outside the stadium in vain that evening, there is at least some perspective. The second São Paulo performance on Friday, July 24, is expected to go ahead as planned according to the current status. According to the organizer, holders of Tuesday tickets will have the opportunity to purchase tickets for Friday from an exclusive allocation, while supplies last.

The statement says they have released as many tickets as possible together with the venue. At the same time, Live Nation Brasil tempers expectations: Availability is extremely limited.

Twelve times Wembley

Last-minute cancellations are atypical for the British star. He is considered an extremely reliable live act. In São Paulo, he had already played two concerts on July 17 and 18. The South America leg is part of the singer's "Together, Together" world tour. It started in May in Amsterdam before continuing to Great Britain.

There, Styles recently made music history by playing twelve consecutive concerts at London's Wembley Stadium. Originally, six performances were planned. However, because demand exceeded all expectations, six additional dates were added. This allowed Styles to surpass the previous record of ten Wembley shows, which Coldplay had set in 2025 during their "Music Of The Spheres World Tour".