Harry Styles announces disco-themed fourth album for March 6 release

Pagesix reports Thursday that Harry Styles announced he will release his fourth record, "Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.", with the album set to arrive March 6.

The disco-themed announcement included imagery of a glittering disco ball at sunrise and a cover photo of Styles removing sunglasses while wearing a blue t-shirt and jeans. Fans deduced his return after a cryptic site, webelongtogether.co, appeared on Jan. 12 with a clip many concluded was from Styles’ "Forever, Forever" music video, which he released Dec. 27; the video’s final seconds flashed the phrase "WE BELONG TOGETHER" in all capital letters.

The outlet exclusively reported on Jan. 12 that Styles landed a second Madison Square Garden residency and will return to the stage later this year; it’s not yet clear how many shows he’ll do at the arena, though we’re told he’ll be there for a significant chunk of time. Styles’ last album was 2022’s "Harry’s House," which won Album of the Year at the 2023 Grammys after a 15-night sold-out residency in August and September 2022 and a subsequent three-year hiatus from performing.

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