Harry Styles has sparked a fresh storm in the pop music world, with fans questioning what his new touring approach is.
As talk of his next album and performances grows louder, the 31-year-old singer’s name keeps coming up in discussions about whether his “traditional” world tour is slowly losing its appeal.
Styles’ last turn, Love on tourwas massive as it traveled through many countries which featured more than 150 shows and became one of the highest grossing tours in recent years.
But all One Direction’s fans flew from different parts of the world just to see him on stage.
That success is why his latest move has surprised many people, and instead of announcing shows in dozens of cities, Styles now seems interested in residency gigs in a few larger venues.
Also, these longer stays will allow him to focus more on the show itself, but they also make it harder for international fans to attend.
Ticket prices have added to the frustration, with only a few shows and high demand, prices have risen, leaving many fans feeling left out.
Still, others believe that this change reflects the way the music industry is going now.
More artists are opting for smaller, focused runs that are easier to manage and offer a polished experience.
