Harry Styles reveals new music video drop

Noah Miller 10/25/2026

The anticipation is building for fans of Harry Styles, with a new visual treat on the horizon. The star has casually dropped a major announcement, confirming that a highly anticipated music video is set to debut on Monday, October 26th, for the beloved song Coming Up Roses.

This exciting news didn’t come from a formal press release, but rather from the star himself. During his residency at Madison Square Garden, Styles shared the update in a remarkably casual and quiet manner on Saturday night, during one of his shows. It was this relaxed setting that turned a simple announcement into a moment of pure, unscripted connection with his devoted audience.

The moment was captured by fans, who shared footage of the backstage atmosphere, though many noted that the announcement was delivered with a charming nonchalance. The buzz immediately spread across social media, with fans eagerly anticipating the visual experience.

Beyond the video itself, the song Coming Up Roses holds a special place for many listeners. It’s a poignant piano-with-strings ballad that has become a staple on Styles’ tour setlist, and it resonated deeply with fans upon the release of the album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally in March.

This upcoming visual is part of a notable collection, marking the fourth video release stemming from the Billboard 200 No. 1 album, highlighting the enduring appeal of the track and the visual storytelling associated with Styles’ work.

The residency itself has been a monumental event, culminating on Halloween with the special “Harryween” shows on October 30th and 31st. This incredible run is already being documented, with a feature documentary currently in development about the experience, directed by John Wilson and produced by Universal Pictures Content Group, Peanut World Pictures, and Styles.

While the lights are dimming on the MSG residency, the journey for Harry Styles continues. Future plans include the “Future Together, Together” tour, bringing the music to Melbourne, Australia, before extending back to the United States in 2027 with dates across cities like Phoenix, Dallas, Los Angeles, Toronto, Atlanta, and Chicago, followed by a tour across Europe in the summer.