Harry Styles took Madison Square Garden by storm tonight.
It was the first of his 30 show, 2 month run at the Garden. Sold out? Oh, yes. Literally to the rafters.
He opened the show for the first with his song, “Dance No More,” followed by the tour debut of “Carolina.” The whole show set was a complete re-do from his long international tour that included multiple dates in England, Mexico, and elsewhere.
For some reason, Harry omitted the popular song, “Golden,” which had been included in every other set up until now.Â
Toward the end of his 21 song set, Harry — foregoing his previous flamboyant costumes for a business chic — did something unusual and touching. He thanked his fans, the band, and “everyone who made the tour possible.” He added “the people who inspired him,” and then Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You” boomed out over the Garden.
All 20,000 fans sang along before Styles sang his closer, “Sign of the Times,” a bigger hit now than when it was released NINE years ago. Nine years! Is that possible?
