Harry Styles kicked off his Together, Together London residency with his first of 12 Wembley Stadium shows on Friday, June 12, sharing the bill with Shania Twain. Styles made a small but noticeable change to his set list, swapping “Matilda” for “Little Freak,”
Harry Styles walked onto the Wembley Stadium stage for the first of 12 nights on Friday night. June 12. and the energy didn’t wait for the lights to settle. The 32-year-old entertainer launched his next Together. Together residency in London with Shania Twain opening the shows—another major name. another layer of star power. and a clear sign this stop is built to go down in music-tour history.
This is Styles’ second stop on his worldwide residency tour. It previously rolled through Amsterdam, and it’s set to continue beyond London with performances in NYC, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, Melbourne, and Sydney.
Wembley is the headline here, though. Styles performed for thousands of fans during the first of two shows this weekend and is now setting a new record for most shows by an artist at the venue in a single year. It’s momentum he already carried from Amsterdam last month, where he set a new Dutch ticket sales record.
The set list has stayed largely consistent for the London residency, but he’s made one shift fans will spot right away. For London night one, Styles switched out “Matilda” for “Little Freak.” He also added a medley as part of the show.
That swap isn’t new for him. In Amsterdam, he substituted “Matilda” for “Love of My Life” at two shows, and for “Paint by Numbers” at two other shows—proof that even when the structure stays familiar, the choices behind the scenes keep changing.
London night one’s set list ran:
Are You Listening Yet?. Golden
Adore You
Watermelon Sugar
Music for a Sushi Restaurant
Taste Back
Coming Up Roses (with strings)
Fine Line (with strings)
Entr’acte (strings section): Night Changes/Falling/History
Italian Girls
American Girls
Keep Driving
Ready Steady Go
Dance No More
Treat People With Kindness
Pop
Season 2 Weight Loss
Carla’s (Satellite) Song
Aperture
Little Freak
Sign of the Times
As It Was.
For Styles’ London run, Shania Twain is opening and bringing a catalog that spans decades. Her set included “Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under. ” “Any Man of Mine. ” “I’m Gonna Getcha Good. ” “You’re Still the One. ” “(If You’re Not in It for Love) I’m Outta Here!. ” “That Don’t Impress Me Much” and “Man I Feel Like a Woman.”.
With 12 nights ahead at Wembley and a record now firmly in motion, Styles’ London start isn’t just a kickoff—it’s a statement, and the set-list tweaks make sure fans are paying attention beyond the obvious headline songs.
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