Harry Styles shares ‘One Night In Manchester’ trailer and rehearsal photos, announces UK screenings

Harry Styles has shared the official trailer for his One Night In Manchester concert film, along with rehearsal photos and details of UK screenings. Find all the details below.

The project will capture the pop star’s ‘One Night Only’ show at Manchester’s Co-op Live tonight (Friday March 6), where he’ll debut his new album, ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally’, in its entirety. It’ll arrive on Netflix this Sunday (March 8).

A 30-second trailer for the live movie shows Styles rehearsing for his first full show in almost three years. The clip finds him in a studio space with his band, as he tells viewers: “Let me go to work.”

Later, he is seen singing and dancing behind the mic, with lead single ‘Aperture’ soundtracking the video. The preview also shows various pieces of gear, including synths and sample pads. The trailer is interspersed with archive crowd shots.

The concert film has been produced by Fulwell Entertainment.

‘Harry Styles. One Night In Manchester.’. CREDIT: Netflix

‘Harry Styles. One Night In Manchester.’. CREDIT: Netflix

Tickets for Styles’ ‘One Night Only’ show cost just £20. Fans who didn’t manage to secure entry can watch the new film at one of six UK screenings. These will be held in London, Brighton, Edinburgh, Chester, York and Liverpool. You can sign up here.

Styles took to the stage at Manchester’s Co-op Live last Saturday (February 28), when he opened the BRITs 2026 with his debut performance of ‘Aperture’.

His upcoming ‘Together, Together’ tour kicks off later this year. The trek includes a record-breaking 12-night stint at London’s Wembley Stadium and a huge 30-date residency in New York.

Meanwhile, Styles has explained why he is hosting residencies in multiple cities instead of embarking on an extensive global tour. The singer has recalled how watching Radiohead perform in Berlin had inspired him to play live again, too.

He has also reflected on the death of his former One Direction bandmate Liam Payne. “Full transparency, it’s like something that I, even the idea of talking about it, I struggle with that a little bit,” he said.

“It was a really important moment for me in terms of taking a look at my life and being able to say to myself, ‘OK, what do I want to do with my life? How do I want to live my life?’”

In a four-star review, NME described ‘Kiss All The Time…’ as “an album that you’ll really want to spend a lot of time with, letting all its layers envelope you”. It read: “It’s the most exploratory album of his career so far, trying out new things and steering his ship in new directions.”

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