How To Get Tickets For Harry Styles’ One-Off Manchester Co-Op Live Concet

After facing backlash over the prices of his upcoming world tour, Harry Styles has announced a one-off UK show with tickets costing just £20.

On Wednesday night, the Grammy-winning singer announced that he would play for “One Night Only” at Manchester’s Co-Op Live arena on Friday 6 March, coinciding with the release of his much-hyped fourth album, Kiss All The Time. Disco Occasionally.

This surprise Manchester show comes after Harry was called out for only playing gigs in London on the UK leg of his 2026 tour, leaving out the rest of the UK.

Shortly after the announcement, the Co-op Live arena’s website crashed, with the venue later announcing that tickets for the show would be made available through a “request process” later this week, ensuring they go straight to fans rather than ticket touts.

As this is Harry’s only headlining UK show outside London this year, many will no doubt be eager to find out how to get their hands on those £20 tickets.

Ticketmaster has explained that fans who want to attend the gig must first submit a request for tickets. While this will not guarantee them a ticket, it does eliminate the issues that come with typical first-come, first-serve sales, and means you shouldn’t have to get up early, only to find yourself stuck in a queue with up to 250,000 other fans, which is what happened during the sale for his upcoming Wembley shows.

Those who want to attend Harry’s Co-Op Live gig must first submit their request on Ticketmaster from Friday 6 until Sunday 8 February, first selecting the type of ticket they’re after and entering payment details (you might be charged a temporary £1 fee to verify these).

If you are successful, you’ll receive a confirmation email, and be charged immediately.

For more details, go to the Ticketmaster page.

Harry’s one-off Co-Op Live gig will take place just a week after the former One Direction star performs at the same venue for this year’s Brits, which will see the awards show heading to Manchester for the first time.

The chart-topping singer is set to debut new music during the ceremony, which will mark his first time on the Brits stage since 2023, when he took home four gongs, including the coveted Album Of The Year prize.

Last month, Harry also confirmed a huge, seven-city Together, Together tour, which includes a record-breaking 12-night residency at London’s Wembley Stadium and an impressive 30 dates at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Harry recently scored his third UK solo number one single with Aperture, the lead track from his forthcoming fourth solo album.