Harry Styles’ performance of his new album, “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally,” at Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena on March 6 will be available to stream globally on Netflix beginning March 8 at 7pm GMT, the streaming service announced Tuesday.
The concert, a “one night only” event, marks the first full live performance of the album, which was also released on March 6. Tickets for the show itself were allocated through a Ticketmaster Request system and are now sold out, according to Co-op Live.
Styles previewed material from the album at the 2026 BRIT Awards on February 28, also held at the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester – the first time the awards show has been staged outside of London. He opened the ceremony with a performance of his single, “Aperture,” released in January. NME described the song as a departure for Styles, incorporating electronic music elements and a “lightly thumping beat.”
Following the album launch and BRIT Awards performance, Styles has embarked on a “Together, Together” tour, including a 12-night residency at London’s Wembley Stadium and 30 dates at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Demand for tickets was exceptionally high, with queues reaching 250,000 people for each UK show. Styles will donate £1 from every ticket sold at the Wembley gigs to LIVE’s levy, supporting UK grassroots music venues.
Co-op Live has implemented a strict no-photography policy for the concert, requiring attendees to secure their phones in specially provided bags upon entry. Disposable cameras will be provided to concertgoers to allow them to capture memories of the event, which can be shared after the show. The use of all other recording devices is prohibited.
The concert special is produced by Fulwell Entertainment. Netflix will release the full show globally on Sunday, March 8.
