Harry Styles Sets Monday Release for "Coming Up Roses" Video
Harry Styles will release a music video for "Coming Up Roses" on Monday, Oct. 26, he told the crowd at Madison Square Garden in New York on Oct. 24, according to Billboard.
The announcement came during the 27th night of a 30-night residency, a run of shows in one venue that lets a performer stay in one city for weeks. Styles made the comment while seated at his piano.
The song is from his album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, which reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200, the US chart that ranks albums by sales and streams. If the video appears as planned, it will be the fourth from the record. The earlier three are "Aperture," "American Girls" and "Dance No More."
The Madison Square Garden run began on Aug. 26 and ends on Halloween. The last two shows, on Oct. 30 and 31, are billed as "Harryween" shows, according to the arena's schedule, which listed 30 dates in total.
The residency is part of a wider tour called Together, Together. Rolling Stone reported that the tour will continue into 2027. Its shows began on May 16 in Amsterdam.
A documentary about the New York residency is also in progress. It is directed by John Wilson and produced by Universal Pictures Content Group, Peanut World Pictures and Styles himself.
For fans who cannot get to Manhattan this month, Monday's video is the easiest way to see the song. It will be the first new visual for the album since the earlier releases, and the date is set for the day after the residency's first weekend of final shows.
