The 28-year-old pop star’s first concert for his third album, Harry’s House, reflected the easygoing, good-time ethos of his solo career
Whether you are a fan of Styles or not , you cannot deny that he is very good at his job. The 28-year-old pop star went through the stadium show wringer with One Direction – the mega-profitable boy band that played over 100 arena shows a year in the mid-2010s – and his comfort on a large stage is clear.
The 19-song set reflected the ethos of Styles’s five-year-old solo career: a carefree lovefest, a welcoming space to get a little loose, with songs primarily for and about women. As such, the crowd was solidly 85% female, ranging from middle school to middle age Many already knew all the words for the new songs, even the scattershot lyrics of Keep Driving – “How?!” Styles said at one point – and the evening in the building was an unending tide of screams.
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