Harry Styles fans go into meltdown over cryptic “We belong together” message

Harry Styles fans believe he is gearing up for a major comeback, citing cryptic clues such as messages and billboards that hint at new music or a tour. Since ending his Love On Tour concerts in 2023, his devoted fanbase is certain that a return to the spotlight is imminent.

The speculation began last month, when the pop-singer, 31, posted an eight-minute video titled Forever, Forever on social media. This video was filmed during the last show of his tour in Reggio Emilia, Italy, in July 2023, and included clips of fans, as well as an extended segment of Harry playing piano live.

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At the conclusion of the video, the words “We belong together” appeared, sparking rumors of Styles' return. Speculation increased on Monday (12.01.26) when digital billboards with the same message and concert images appeared worldwide in cities such as New York City, Palermo, Sao Paulo, and Berlin.

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A website called webelongtogether.com launched shortly after the global billboards appeared, featuring a landing page asking people to add their details. Some users say they received text messages from “HSHQ” after signing up. However, there has been no official confirmation from Styles, and whether he plans a new tour, a fourth album, or something else remains unclear.

Page Six reported that the pop star will perform at Madison Square Garden in New York City this year as part of a residency, though that has not been officially confirmed. The venue was a key stop on Styles' Love On Tour run, as he performed 15 sold-out shows there in August and September 2022.

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Since the tour ended, Harry made a surprise appearance at British Summer Time in London’s Hyde Park in 2024, performing Landslide and Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around with Stevie Nicks. The singer has also ventured into marathon running and was spotted at both the Tokyo and Berlin Marathons last year, completing the latter in an impressive time of 2 hours and 59 minutes.