Harry Styles in Brazil: see likely setlist and everything you need to know about shows

Harry Styles in photo for the album 'Kiss All The Time Disco Occasionally' Disclosure Harry Styles arrives in Brazil for a series of shows at Morumbis, in São Paulo, on the 17th, 18th, 21st and 24th of July. He comes with the "Together Together" tour, which has already had several sold-out dates in Europe, with praised performances. Below, g1 tells you everything you need to know about Harry Styles' shows in São Paulo. What is Harry Styles' current phase? Harry Styles appears more 'experimental' and danceable on new album Harry is promoting the album "Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally", released in March. The album is inspired by a "low profile" time that the musician spent in Europe, attending parties and shows from the crowd's point of view. In the songs, Harry's voice almost always appears processed, immersed in effects and doubles, and is rarely the protagonist. Despite having "disco" in the name, the album doesn't follow the disco pop trend that we've grown tired of hearing in recent years. It has influences from 80s disco music, yes, but the tracks are less rounded than one would expect. The set is more like indie dance pop, along the lines of Metronomy and Bloc Party, with a clear influence from LCD Soundsystem. Some highlights are "Aperture" and "Dance No More", which should be successful live at shows. What should shows be like? The show usually lasts, on average, two hours and prioritizes dance tracks. Throughout the repertoire, he mixes songs from all four albums with full-bodied arrangements and a great band. He plays guitar, keyboards, acoustic guitar, sings and dances during the show. In the final section, he includes a surprise song from his own repertoire.