Harry Styles Announces Fourth Album: “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.”

Pop superstar Harry Styles officially broke his four-year musical silence by announcing his fourth studio album, titled “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.” The record, which features 12 tracks, is scheduled for a global release on March 6, 2026. This announcement followed weeks of intense speculation fueled by “We Belong Together” billboards in cities like New York and Manchester, and a mysterious website that redirected fans to a “HSHQ” WhatsApp group. The album’s cover art features the 31-year-old singer standing beneath a shimmering disco ball in an open field, wearing swimming goggles.

Fans won’t have to wait until March for a first listen; Styles confirmed on January 20 that the lead single, “Aperture,” will drop this Thursday, January 22, at 7:00 PM ET (midnight GMT). The project reunites Styles with his longtime executive producer, Kid Harpoon, who has worked on all his solo albums to date. Beyond the music, the “HS4” era is expected to include a massive return to the stage. Reports from Page Six and other outlets indicate that Styles has secured a second residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden for later in 2026, following his historic 15-night run in 2022.

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Pre-orders for the album have already launched, featuring collectible formats like “Pink Kiss” vinyl and a deluxe box set that includes a reloadable 35mm film camera. The title and aesthetic suggest a playful, dance-heavy direction, building on the synth-pop success of his Grammy-winning 2022 release, Harry’s House. As the “We Belong Together” campaign transitions into a full album rollout, the music industry is bracing for what is already being called the biggest pop event of 2026.