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Harry Styles Felt Alone After One Direction Split
15 Feb
Summary
- Styles felt very alone during his initial solo career phase.
- He took a significant break after a 22-month tour, turning 30.
- Styles will embark on a global residency in 2026 across seven cities.

Harry Styles candidly shared the emotional challenges of his solo debut following One Direction's 2015 split, describing feeling "very alone" in the early stages of his career. He reflected that the band offered a substantial space to hide, with less pressure on each member compared to performing solo. Styles noted that the initial transition involved uncertainty about his stage presence and a self-imposed pressure to succeed. He released his debut solo album in 2017, exploring his musical identity while fearing disappointment to his supporters.
Following his extensive 22-month Love on Tour, which concluded in July 2023, the Grammy winner took his first significant break in over a decade as he approached his 30th birthday. This hiatus allowed him to focus on other life aspects, finding immense value in slowing down. He spent time in Rome, a city that became special, embracing the local pace of life and realizing the pleasure of simple moments like enjoying coffee.
This restorative period profoundly reshaped Styles's outlook and creative process, fostering a sense of freedom that now informs his music. He is currently preparing for his fourth studio album, 'All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.', slated for release on March 6. Subsequently, he is scheduled for a 50-show global residency throughout 2026, spanning seven cities including Amsterdam, London, and New York.




