Harry Styles concludes a record series of 12 sold-out concerts at Wembley Stadium

Harry Styles has successfully completed his record residency at Wembley Stadium, where he held 12 sold-out concerts, setting a new record for the most shows performed by an artist in a single year at this stadium. His tour, "Together, Together," began on June 12, and the final concert took place on Saturday, in front of approximately 80,000 fans. During his last show, Styles paid tribute to his former One Direction bandmates, acknowledging their contribution to his career.

Initially, the tour was scheduled for six nights, but it was extended due to high demand. His record surpasses Coldplay's series of 10 nights and Taylor Swift's 8 nights. Styles reflected on his career, mentioning the impact that One Direction had on his life. He also recently released the album "Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally" and has won numerous awards, including six Brit Awards and three Grammy Awards. After concluding the tour in the UK, Styles will continue in Brazil, Mexico, and the United States, before wrapping up the tour in Australia in December.