Harry Styles performs on the TODAY Show ahead of ‘Harry’s House’ release

This morning, Harry Styles took over the TODAY Plaza in Rockefeller Center for a free concert to perform songs from his third album, Harry’s House, out tomorrow. And because Harry’s no good alone, thousands of fans poured into Midtown to catch a glimpse. The special was simulcast on TODAY Show Radio (Ch. 108).

Styles is no stranger to the TODAY Show stage, having performed songs from his Fine Line album there in 2020 and Harry Styles album in 2017 — as well as during his One Direction days. This time around, he performed a few classics, “Golden” and “Watermelon Sugar,” as well as new songs “Boyfriends,” “Late Night Talking” and “As It Was.”

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To commiserate with his fans on a rainy, early morning, Styles donned a neon striped jumpsuit somewhere between a “sleeping bag” and a “babygrow” sleepsuit, in his own words. He told the TODAY Show about his Coachella performance with Shania Twain — “I would like to say it was for the fans but it was really for me,” he said — and how a determined fan who found a ring he lost at a show managed to return it to him just yesterday.

Officially released on May 20, Harry’s House is a 13-track album that includes the lead single “As It Was,” which has spent six consecutive weeks on top of the Billboard Global 200 chart since it dropped. Styles told SiriusXM Hits 1, “I feel very lucky that this is kind of the proudest I’ve been of something that I’ve made so far. And I feel like kind of the most comfortable I’ve been with myself and happiest with what I’m making and the best I’ve felt about something that I’m making.”

Styles also stopped by The Howard Stern Show on SiriusXM this week to talk about Harry’s House as well as Styles’ two upcoming movies, My Policeman and Don’t Worry Darling. Watch the full interview on the SXM App now.

Your can hear your favorite morning television team on SiriusXM when NBC’s TODAY Show with Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb and Al Roker LIVE from Rockefeller Center plays on TODAY Show Radio (Ch. 108). Learn more.