Harry Styles Releases Music Video for "Coming Up Roses"

Harry Styles released the music video for "Coming Up Roses" on Monday, 26 October 2026. The clip is for the fourth single from his fourth studio album, "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally."
A single is the track a musician or label chooses to push first, usually to radio and streaming services. A studio album is a set of new songs recorded in a studio rather than live.
Styles had said the video would arrive on Monday. In an Instagram post he gave the release time as 16:00 UK time. For fans in Australia, that meant the video went live at 3am on Tuesday, 27 October, Australian Eastern Daylight Time, as Elle Australia reported. The video is on Styles' YouTube channel.
The song has an unusual starting point. Styles told Rolling Stone that it began as an attempt at a Christmas song, and that the attempt got no further than two lines. He describes the finished track as a love song about how special something can be. In his words, not everything has to last forever to be special.
The three singles released before it were "Aperture," "American Girls" and "Dance No More." Each one was released ahead of the album, so "Coming Up Roses" continues the run of songs that have been introduced one at a time.
For listeners, the video is the newest way into a song that has been out in its audio form. Anyone who wants to see the clip can find it on YouTube, where the video is published under Styles' official channel.


