Harry is incredibly humble. He’s low key & doesn’t even refer to his tour as a world tour even though he’s drawing huge crowds worldwide. I’m incredibly proud of him.
it’s a quiet victory bc he doesn’t call attention to himself. he does his thing and loves it and gratefully accepts what he receives and doesn’t know what to do with it. it’s one of the many many reasons why he is so incredible.
Harry's media "voice" is so much quieter than a lot of current mega stars, it's almost mute, yet his impact is just as huge. Everyhing he does is realtime, not for the records to release later. He's encouraging us to be in this very moment and treasure it. I love it a lot about him but this attitude comes with the lack of official footage, unfortunately))) He's just the last person to talk abou himself or to brag or anything. Off work he's just (trying to be) a normal guy who rides a bike around town and goes to museums, theatres and caffees and enjoying life off spotlight.
I managed to see Harry at Coventry, never thought I would get tickets but everything just came together, like it was meant to be, at my age I have seen many great artists since the 1970s and I can confirm his was the best, it is just one massive party, I was standing about seven rows from the stage and plenty of young couples kept asking if I was ok or if I could see (I'm only 5ft) Harry broke so many records with that tour, you might like to check out (for yourself) Slane Castle footage, the owner asked Harry if he would play there at the last minute, they used to have festivals but hadn't held them for four years, lots of people compared images of Harry and Freddie Mercury, but Queen were one of many who played the festival, Harry played it solo, 80,000 people on a glorious summers day, from what I saw, Harry is only just beginning, certainly not peaked
Harry's genuine reach is global. After his US and Canadian tour, he went to Mexico, South America, Australia, New Zealand (remember the census!) and many Asian countries before he returned to the UK and did a European tour (including Poland)! In every country, he spoke a few words in their language and the local fans sang every word of his songs in English. Beginning in Mexico, when he sang As It Was, the fans sang 'Leave America" in unison at such a volume that Harry had to take off his headset (I believe this was political commentary because Trump is despised for his xenophobia, racism, sexism etc. outside the US). Harry's dedication to his fans is extraordinary always checking to make sure they are safe--and stopping if someone is ill. Another tradition that was started part way through the tour was fans throwing flowers at Harry during Grapejuice for the 2nd line "I was on my way to buy some flowers for you"--usually this tribute was safe and nothing hit him in the face. As you've mentioned before, one difference between Harry's concerts and Taylor Swift is he only has a band and is joined for a few songs by his women bandmates compared to Taylor's dancers and costume changes etc. Both artists are unique and wonderful. It's really amazing that Harry cares so much about the atmosphere and the community of his fans. Thanks again for your wonderful vlog which I always enjoy!
It was a thank you video from Harry to his fans, so while he was in it with some special moments, but most of the content was the effect on young fans. And yes, it was well done. His LOT was the first large tour back after the pandemic and only his 2nd tour, the 1st North American dates were arenas fulfilling his commitment from before the pandemic for Fine Line. Then, he did Europe venues. After that he started back with residencies in arenas in the USA concentrating on big cities with 15 sold out performances at MSG and Kia. Then, more stadiums in other countries. He was invited to headline Slane Castle in Ireland which is a huge honor. Perhaps because his tour was concentrated in 7-8 large cities and not a 1 or 2 night stadium thing around the country, it wasn't as noticed in NA. I think his next tour will include more stadiums in the USA than the last. Pretty sure he already has his 4th album about done. His creative team is great so far from peaking yet.
Considering Harry only did arenas in North America this tour, I definitely think he can go bigger. The residencies were amazing, but he’ll probably do stadiums next time!
Agree, he only did stadiums in the UK and each gig was a two nighter resulting in 120,000 each gig, except Wembley which he did four nights, that's about 350,000 add them all up and that's a massive tour 🥰
he also did stadiums in latin america! he performed in front of 25,000 40,000 50,000 65,000 and 80,0000 people in perú, colombia, mexico, argentina and brazil, and most of the times it was most than 1 show per country too this is just a sum up @@W0rdsandMus1c
@@W0rdsandMus1cAccording to Billboard, 5th highest grossing tour of all time and with only 169 shows. Elton John is #1, but his Goodbye Yellow Brick Road tour lasted almost 5 years and consisted of 330 shows, for comparison.
@@jacqf3583South America was stadiums as well, but I think that’s why oc said in North America he did arenas. I also think next tour he will do stadium tour in America (minus NY maybe cause he really loves MSG) plus stadiums worldwide like he already did on this last tour. Crazy to think how one direction used to do stadium tours and he already surpassed them in this regard even with the arenas.
I think Harry picked up fans along the way since tour was so long. Gathered those who initially thought he just had a 1D sound and were nicely surprised. I hope he hasn’t yet PEAKED 😊
he's only getting started, I just know that. And yes, I'm the one who first learnt about Harry (and before that Niall) and then found out they were in that band I never cared to check out when it was active🤭
That was Awesome ❤👍❤️ Saw HARRY at the Kia Forum in Inglewood CA. Don't think ANYONE who saw Love On Tour will EVER forget such an AMAZING experience! 🎶🎶🎶
Saw Harry live at Wembley in London, his concert was incredible, it was like being with family, never experienced anything like it from other concerts I've been too and he gave a huge amount to charity from his shows.
I saw him at his 2 Sydney shows. One of the best concerts I have ever been to! Hard to describe the amazing atmosphere, I had so much fun. Harry is the most brilliant entertainer. I don't think he has PEAKED yet!!😁
I feel this montage said more things… atleast what he wanted to say to us, his fans. Like him and the fans got the same emotional things out of this tour, new friendships, great friendships which will go beyond the tour. The feeling of not being alone, great fun, support from one another and from fans to Harry and Harry to fans. And this is beautifully reflected in how this is edited like similar moments of fans and Harry’s. From starting like what people are prepping themselves before the start of the show to how is he, then his moments with his friends and how the fans was with theirs. Its like his way of telling the same emotions run on both sides of stage and the love is mutual. And then both him and the fans having a good time together. His compassion, gratitude and humbleness is his real beauty.
Peaked. if this tour was it, then it was a helluva way to peak!! This IS Harry's world, we're just living in it. (also, this is the IG post about this video: from photographer Anthony Pham: Live music always gave me the community I never knew I needed. Parking lot mosh pits, camo shorts and band tees, sing alongs and stage dives, the miles driven and hours spent in our parents cars. It took a while for me to realize how those moments and friendships would shape who I am today. That wasn’t until Love on Tour. People sometimes ask me what if feels like to being at a HSLOT show. The community that you all have created. It’s the same, but different. Parking lot mosh pits turned into campground satellite stomps, camo shorts to boa’s, black x’s to nail polish, stage dives to boot skoot’s, long drives to planes and trains. It’s a different planet in a parallel universe. Not perfect, but pure. A place to make the music what it needs to be for you. To make meaning out of nothing and everything. Thank you for letting me laugh, dance, and cry with you. I had the absolute pleasure of spending the last year with @stella.blackmon trying to bottle that feeling up into 3 minutes and 33 seconds. Traveling to 4 continents, countless countries, crossing off cities I never thought I’d see. Thank you for opening yourselves up to us, allowing us into your homes and hearts. Thank you @harrystyles for bringing us along this wild ride, for changing my life, and for being the foundation of the community I’ve been able to be apart of for the past two years. Massive thanks to the touring crew and film crew for being a big part of this. Impossible without you all. I’m so incredibly proud of this film and It took a whole ass fucking village to make it. Hoping to stage dive at the next harry show. Love on Tour forever.❤ HS LOT MAIN CREW Directors: @anthonypham @stella.blackmon Creative Director: @mollyjane_x Producer: @brentassayag Prod. Manager / Directors Assistant : @sydnyfuruichi DP: @thenamesneema 1st AC: @jakecoury 2nd Unit DP: @joeramosfilms / Anthony Pham 1st AC (B): Chris Olson Operator (C): Ethan Smith Sound: James Styron Mixing Engineer: Snake Newton Thanks for the sleepless nights and early mornings. Editor: @troycharbonnet Color: @dylanmhageman Production Company: @anno Special thanks Full Stop Management: @jefezoff , @tommymbruce , @tomskogs Edited · 8w pillowpersonpp's profile picture Gave me 🦋 8w781 likesReply anthonypham's profile picture 3rd Unit Director: Sydny Furuichi, Mason Mercer DP: Eric Vera Additional Operators: @veraeric , Gabe Knoos-Newton, Kelsey Smith, Billy Kendall, Lloyd Wakefield, Chris Clark, Devan Narsai, Zayd Ezzeldine, Luka Battistella, @adam__hull , @gordon.yould , Ryan Hogue, Taylor Leach, @sdotbalaban , Andrew Oppeneer, @jeff.soffer , Fio Perez, Jennifer Medina Additional AC: Connor Lambert, Peter Swinford, Oliver Newman, Owen Diplock, Gosia Zur, Tom Orr, Pat Raymond Directors Assistant: Mason Mercer, Sydny Furuichi, Cassidy Turner Additional Production: Harrison Corwin, Louis Moreschi, @fencetaken Additional Sound: Ash Knowlton, @gabelinkiewicz Translators: Livia Sa, Manuela Lourenco, Aoi Sasaki, Nami Sasaki, Chiara Galassetti, Glenda Greco
Harry Styles?! the last tour was so amazing i can't even describe It or talk or anything! I just can't express myself !! I also have to tell You that this tour alone was more than all the One Direction tour put together !! Beautiful ! awesone ! Senzational !! Harry You are a real Star !! I mean everything I write Seriously !!! I love You so much Harry ! Thank you! 🤏💯💯💯❤
This tour grossed over 600 million dollars and sold over 5 million tickets. It's one of the top five highest grossing tours of all time. He is three albums in he won album of the year at the Grammy’s this year and a few more and also several Brit awards. All the major awards were Harry's this year. It wasn't that quiet at all. He is literally killing it in every catagory.
Peaked. Ok so Idk if you know this but at the start of love on tour harry did arenas. Not stadiums. The stadiums were after yhe half of that tour. I really do belive that he hasnt peaked bc of that. We all onow his next tour will only be stadiums with how big the demand is (all lf his tickets all sell out jn the first few seconds, i know from personal experiance that its really hard to get even in the nosebleeds) and if he does all stadiums the next tour will be twice as big as this one. He has never even bragged abt the success he had this year. Never. He is such a humble guy and i thinj thats one of the reasons so manh peolle like him. Him performing (if you belive youve seen enough of his performances live, no you havent. Youve seen 9ld stuf which are great but his recent persona on stage is SO IMPRESSIVE he reminds me sm of freddie or elvis or bowie. You dont see often a man on a stage whith just his band, no dancers,no speacial effects etc be that successful nowdays. You HAVE to see at least one performance of his recent tour youll be more blown away believe me. ). The thing you said abt taylor- in my opinion i would much rather watch harry 13292 times than taylor once vc her tickets are THAT expensive. Hers every concert is the same exact thing everytime. Same outfits same dance moves etc. Its so calculated somehing that its just not my thing. Harry interacts with fans sm. Hes like a stand up comedian everytime on stage soemthing that makes everynight speciak
I too would much rather attend a Harry over Taylor concert (while I admire her as a performer and business person, I don’t seem to be able to listen to more than a few songs of hers at a time). Her concerts are the same exact thing every time because of all of the people involved in the production; hers is like putting on a broadway musical. Harry’s is more akin to a comic who knows what he’s going to say while also knowing he’s going to ad lib because that’s his style. It’s just different. Like you, I’d mostly prefer the latter. Perhaps this is why Harry’s fans will see him more than once on the same tour. I don’t know, however, Taylor’s fans might enjoy the predictability of the show or might attend more than once to catch things they missed the first time or savour what they did like. I can’t really compare the two and don’t know why people would try to: it’s like apples and oranges.
Harry and Taylor are I'd say equally beloved world wide, and their fans are usually the same crowd. The thing is Taylor didn't tour much outside the US until The Eras Tour. I have no idea why tho lol
@@kathytyler7592 That’s great! I think the cheapest ticket price I could find was $700 ? And that was before taxes and all the ‘extras’ 🙄 Not to mention transportation costs & hotel, it would have been ALOT. 🥺😬 🤪
@jessicawadleigh9068 I guess we lucked out. Our hotel was an hr walk to Wembley which I paid for with points. It did take us over 1hr due to traffic but was so worth it. I turned my daughter into a Harry fan!
Nowhere close to peaked. Assume that at least 70% of the people who bought tickets for LOT would buy a ticket for the next tour, and that a massive number of people who missed LOT would move heaven and earth to get to the next tour. Assume his music will be just as good or better. Assume more residencies and stadiums in North America. Assume his audience will grow since he won the Grammy for album of the year. Assume he will continue to innovate. Nowhere near peaked. His brand is love, kindness and acceptance, which are not capable of going out of style. They never ever will. I doubt he ever will.
Peaked!! 😁 And a beautiful, warm reaction. If I had to choose between concerts I'd go to, I'd rather go to Harry's 10 times than Taylor once. We all have different tastes, but I couldn't listen to Taylor songs all day, or in an hour-long loop, but with Harry, it's a necessity for me.😅 And I wish two middle-aged dads all the best and have beautiful days. 🌞Thank you!❤❤🤗🤗
I agree. I like a lot of Swift’s songs, and I admire her as a performer and business person, but I find I can’t listen to even a half of an album at a time and so I don’t think I could do a concert. Perhaps I’ve just hit on the wrong albums but too much of it has a similar feel. I imagine one of the reasons I like a lot of songs is that they’ve been stand out hits on the radio. Whereas an album like Harry’s House was full of hits for me.
Taylor has much more commercial success, so in addition to her being popular in the media, she's popular amongst fans as well. however, Harry is massive over here and Taylor is certainly more famous than Harry across the pond and everywhere. Ed Sheeran is someone who fills stadiums as well and we don't hear about it. But their success, work round, can't compete to Taylor's.
I don't know if he is planning big tours in the future but I am pretty sure that movie career is not his goal. Music seems like his biggest priority. Movie is just a side thing.
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Harry is incredibly humble. He’s low key & doesn’t even refer to his tour as a world tour even though he’s drawing huge crowds worldwide. I’m incredibly proud of him.
it’s a quiet victory bc he doesn’t call attention to himself. he does his thing and loves it and gratefully accepts what he receives and doesn’t know what to do with it. it’s one of the many many reasons why he is so incredible.
Harry's media "voice" is so much quieter than a lot of current mega stars, it's almost mute, yet his impact is just as huge. Everyhing he does is realtime, not for the records to release later. He's encouraging us to be in this very moment and treasure it. I love it a lot about him but this attitude comes with the lack of official footage, unfortunately)))
He's just the last person to talk abou himself or to brag or anything. Off work he's just (trying to be) a normal guy who rides a bike around town and goes to museums, theatres and caffees and enjoying life off spotlight.
I managed to see Harry at Coventry, never thought I would get tickets but everything just came together, like it was meant to be, at my age I have seen many great artists since the 1970s and I can confirm his was the best, it is just one massive party, I was standing about seven rows from the stage and plenty of young couples kept asking if I was ok or if I could see (I'm only 5ft) Harry broke so many records with that tour, you might like to check out (for yourself) Slane Castle footage, the owner asked Harry if he would play there at the last minute, they used to have festivals but hadn't held them for four years, lots of people compared images of Harry and Freddie Mercury, but Queen were one of many who played the festival, Harry played it solo, 80,000 people on a glorious summers day, from what I saw, Harry is only just beginning, certainly not peaked
Harry's genuine reach is global. After his US and Canadian tour, he went to Mexico, South America, Australia, New Zealand (remember the census!) and many Asian countries before he returned to the UK and did a European tour (including Poland)! In every country, he spoke a few words in their language and the local fans sang every word of his songs in English. Beginning in Mexico, when he sang As It Was, the fans sang 'Leave America" in unison at such a volume that Harry had to take off his headset (I believe this was political commentary because Trump is despised for his xenophobia, racism, sexism etc. outside the US). Harry's dedication to his fans is extraordinary always checking to make sure they are safe--and stopping if someone is ill. Another tradition that was started part way through the tour was fans throwing flowers at Harry during Grapejuice for the 2nd line "I was on my way to buy some flowers for you"--usually this tribute was safe and nothing hit him in the face. As you've mentioned before, one difference between Harry's concerts and Taylor Swift is he only has a band and is joined for a few songs by his women bandmates compared to Taylor's dancers and costume changes etc. Both artists are unique and wonderful. It's really amazing that Harry cares so much about the atmosphere and the community of his fans. Thanks again for your wonderful vlog which I always enjoy!
It was a thank you video from Harry to his fans, so while he was in it with some special moments, but most of the content was the effect on young fans. And yes, it was well done. His LOT was the first large tour back after the pandemic and only his 2nd tour, the 1st North American dates were arenas fulfilling his commitment from before the pandemic for Fine Line. Then, he did Europe venues. After that he started back with residencies in arenas in the USA concentrating on big cities with 15 sold out performances at MSG and Kia. Then, more stadiums in other countries. He was invited to headline Slane Castle in Ireland which is a huge honor. Perhaps because his tour was concentrated in 7-8 large cities and not a 1 or 2 night stadium thing around the country, it wasn't as noticed in NA. I think his next tour will include more stadiums in the USA than the last. Pretty sure he already has his 4th album about done. His creative team is great so far from peaking yet.
Considering Harry only did arenas in North America this tour, I definitely think he can go bigger. The residencies were amazing, but he’ll probably do stadiums next time!
Agree, he only did stadiums in the UK and each gig was a two nighter resulting in 120,000 each gig, except Wembley which he did four nights, that's about 350,000 add them all up and that's a massive tour 🥰
he also did stadiums in latin america! he performed in front of 25,000 40,000 50,000 65,000 and 80,0000 people in perú, colombia, mexico, argentina and brazil, and most of the times it was most than 1 show per country too this is just a sum up @@W0rdsandMus1c
@@W0rdsandMus1cAccording to Billboard, 5th highest grossing tour of all time and with only 169 shows. Elton John is #1, but his Goodbye Yellow Brick Road tour lasted almost 5 years and consisted of 330 shows, for comparison.
@W0rdsandMus1c he did stadiums in aus/nz too 😊
@@jacqf3583South America was stadiums as well, but I think that’s why oc said in North America he did arenas. I also think next tour he will do stadium tour in America (minus NY maybe cause he really loves MSG) plus stadiums worldwide like he already did on this last tour. Crazy to think how one direction used to do stadium tours and he already surpassed them in this regard even with the arenas.
I think Harry picked up fans along the way since tour was so long. Gathered those who initially thought he just had a 1D sound and were nicely surprised. I hope he hasn’t yet PEAKED 😊
I don’t think he has. I think he has many years of surprising us left in him 😊
he's only getting started, I just know that. And yes, I'm the one who first learnt about Harry (and before that Niall) and then found out they were in that band I never cared to check out when it was active🤭
Harry has a very loyal fanbase who just love him as much as a person as he is an artist
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Saw HARRY at the Kia Forum in Inglewood CA.
Don't think ANYONE who saw Love On Tour will EVER forget such an AMAZING experience! 🎶🎶🎶
Saw Harry live at Wembley in London, his concert was incredible, it was like being with family, never experienced anything like it from other concerts I've been too and he gave a huge amount to charity from his shows.
I saw him at his 2 Sydney shows. One of the best concerts I have ever been to! Hard to describe the amazing atmosphere, I had so much fun. Harry is the most brilliant entertainer. I don't think he has PEAKED yet!!😁
I feel this montage said more things… atleast what he wanted to say to us, his fans. Like him and the fans got the same emotional things out of this tour, new friendships, great friendships which will go beyond the tour. The feeling of not being alone, great fun, support from one another and from fans to Harry and Harry to fans. And this is beautifully reflected in how this is edited like similar moments of fans and Harry’s. From starting like what people are prepping themselves before the start of the show to how is he, then his moments with his friends and how the fans was with theirs. Its like his way of telling the same emotions run on both sides of stage and the love is mutual. And then both him and the fans having a good time together. His compassion, gratitude and humbleness is his real beauty.
Peaked. if this tour was it, then it was a helluva way to peak!! This IS Harry's world, we're just living in it. (also, this is the IG post about this video: from photographer Anthony Pham: Live music always gave me the community I never knew I needed. Parking lot mosh pits, camo shorts and band tees, sing alongs and stage dives, the miles driven and hours spent in our parents cars. It took a while for me to realize how those moments and friendships would shape who I am today. That wasn’t until Love on Tour.
People sometimes ask me what if feels like to being at a HSLOT show. The community that you all have created. It’s the same, but different.
Parking lot mosh pits turned into campground satellite stomps, camo shorts to boa’s, black x’s to nail polish, stage dives to boot skoot’s, long drives to planes and trains. It’s a different planet in a parallel universe. Not perfect, but pure. A place to make the music what it needs to be for you. To make meaning out of nothing and everything. Thank you for letting me laugh, dance, and cry with you.
I had the absolute pleasure of spending the last year with @stella.blackmon trying to bottle that feeling up into 3 minutes and 33 seconds. Traveling to 4 continents, countless countries, crossing off cities I never thought I’d see. Thank you for opening yourselves up to us, allowing us into your homes and hearts. Thank you @harrystyles for bringing us along this wild ride, for changing my life, and for being the foundation of the community I’ve been able to be apart of for the past two years. Massive thanks to the touring crew and film crew for being a big part of this. Impossible without you all. I’m so incredibly proud of this film and It took a whole ass fucking village to make it. Hoping to stage dive at the next harry show. Love on Tour forever.❤
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Directors: @anthonypham @stella.blackmon
Creative Director: @mollyjane_x
Producer: @brentassayag
Prod. Manager / Directors Assistant : @sydnyfuruichi
DP: @thenamesneema
1st AC: @jakecoury
2nd Unit DP: @joeramosfilms / Anthony Pham
1st AC (B): Chris Olson
Operator (C): Ethan Smith
Sound: James Styron
Mixing Engineer: Snake Newton
Thanks for the sleepless nights and early mornings.
Editor: @troycharbonnet
Color: @dylanmhageman
Production Company: @anno
Special thanks Full Stop Management: @jefezoff , @tommymbruce , @tomskogs
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Director: Sydny Furuichi, Mason Mercer
DP: Eric Vera
Additional Operators: @veraeric , Gabe Knoos-Newton, Kelsey Smith, Billy Kendall, Lloyd Wakefield, Chris Clark, Devan Narsai, Zayd Ezzeldine, Luka Battistella, @adam__hull , @gordon.yould , Ryan Hogue, Taylor Leach, @sdotbalaban , Andrew Oppeneer, @jeff.soffer , Fio Perez, Jennifer Medina
Additional AC: Connor Lambert, Peter Swinford, Oliver Newman, Owen Diplock, Gosia Zur, Tom Orr, Pat Raymond
Directors Assistant: Mason Mercer, Sydny Furuichi, Cassidy Turner
Additional Production: Harrison Corwin, Louis Moreschi, @fencetaken
Additional Sound: Ash Knowlton, @gabelinkiewicz
Translators: Livia Sa, Manuela Lourenco, Aoi Sasaki, Nami Sasaki, Chiara Galassetti, Glenda Greco
i love harry so much, LOT was incredible, ty
Harry Styles?! the last tour was so amazing i can't even describe It or talk or anything! I just can't express myself !! I also have to tell You that this tour alone was more than all the One Direction tour put together !! Beautiful ! awesone ! Senzational !! Harry You are a real Star !! I mean everything I write Seriously !!! I love You so much Harry ! Thank you! 🤏💯💯💯❤
This tour grossed over 600 million dollars and sold over 5 million tickets. It's one of the top five highest grossing tours of all time. He is three albums in he won album of the year at the Grammy’s this year and a few more and also several Brit awards. All the major awards were Harry's this year. It wasn't that quiet at all. He is literally killing it in every catagory.
Peaked.
Ok so
Idk if you know this but at the start of love on tour harry did arenas. Not stadiums. The stadiums were after yhe half of that tour. I really do belive that he hasnt peaked bc of that. We all onow his next tour will only be stadiums with how big the demand is (all lf his tickets all sell out jn the first few seconds, i know from personal experiance that its really hard to get even in the nosebleeds) and if he does all stadiums the next tour will be twice as big as this one. He has never even bragged abt the success he had this year. Never. He is such a humble guy and i thinj thats one of the reasons so manh peolle like him. Him performing (if you belive youve seen enough of his performances live, no you havent. Youve seen 9ld stuf which are great but his recent persona on stage is SO IMPRESSIVE he reminds me sm of freddie or elvis or bowie. You dont see often a man on a stage whith just his band, no dancers,no speacial effects etc be that successful nowdays. You HAVE to see at least one performance of his recent tour youll be more blown away believe me. ). The thing you said abt taylor- in my opinion i would much rather watch harry 13292 times than taylor once vc her tickets are THAT expensive. Hers every concert is the same exact thing everytime. Same outfits same dance moves etc. Its so calculated somehing that its just not my thing. Harry interacts with fans sm. Hes like a stand up comedian everytime on stage soemthing that makes everynight speciak
I too would much rather attend a Harry over Taylor concert (while I admire her as a performer and business person, I don’t seem to be able to listen to more than a few songs of hers at a time). Her concerts are the same exact thing every time because of all of the people involved in the production; hers is like putting on a broadway musical. Harry’s is more akin to a comic who knows what he’s going to say while also knowing he’s going to ad lib because that’s his style. It’s just different. Like you, I’d mostly prefer the latter. Perhaps this is why Harry’s fans will see him more than once on the same tour. I don’t know, however, Taylor’s fans might enjoy the predictability of the show or might attend more than once to catch things they missed the first time or savour what they did like. I can’t really compare the two and don’t know why people would try to: it’s like apples and oranges.
I think that Harry is indeed bigger in Europe
I feel that way, too. The European stadium concerts were INSANE.
Harry and Taylor are I'd say equally beloved world wide, and their fans are usually the same crowd. The thing is Taylor didn't tour much outside the US until The Eras Tour. I have no idea why tho lol
It was cheaper seeing Harry at Wembley then seeing him in Toronto!
What was the $ for Wembley? I took one look at the T.O. prices and I was like.. ‘Nope, one ticket is more than my rent!’ 😂
@jessicawadleigh9068 tickets were in the 100 section to the side of the stage. We paid just under 200. Seats were great!
@@kathytyler7592 That’s great! I think the cheapest ticket price I could find was $700 ? And that was before taxes and all the ‘extras’ 🙄 Not to mention transportation costs & hotel, it would have been ALOT. 🥺😬 🤪
@jessicawadleigh9068 I guess we lucked out. Our hotel was an hr walk to Wembley which I paid for with points. It did take us over 1hr due to traffic but was so worth it. I turned my daughter into a Harry fan!
@@kathytyler7592 That sounds like a great experience overall! even with the long walk, and your daughter’s now a fan..?! Bonus!! 😁
Nowhere close to peaked. Assume that at least 70% of the people who bought tickets for LOT would buy a ticket for the next tour, and that a massive number of people who missed LOT would move heaven and earth to get to the next tour. Assume his music will be just as good or better. Assume more residencies and stadiums in North America. Assume his audience will grow since he won the Grammy for album of the year. Assume he will continue to innovate.
Nowhere near peaked. His brand is love, kindness and acceptance, which are not capable of going out of style. They never ever will. I doubt he ever will.
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Peaked!! 😁 And a beautiful, warm reaction. If I had to choose between concerts I'd go to, I'd rather go to Harry's 10 times than Taylor once. We all have different tastes, but I couldn't listen to Taylor songs all day, or in an hour-long loop, but with Harry, it's a necessity for me.😅 And I wish two middle-aged dads all the best and have beautiful days. 🌞Thank you!❤❤🤗🤗
I agree. I like a lot of Swift’s songs, and I admire her as a performer and business person, but I find I can’t listen to even a half of an album at a time and so I don’t think I could do a concert. Perhaps I’ve just hit on the wrong albums but too much of it has a similar feel. I imagine one of the reasons I like a lot of songs is that they’ve been stand out hits on the radio. Whereas an album like Harry’s House was full of hits for me.
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I think that was the last video I've watched because of Ryan. His comments are just annoying.
Not sure why you’re here then??
@@Musiklife.9049To let Ryan know he’s voting with his feet, which we know won’t bother Ryan in the least. Let people have an opinion.
@@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS I guess this is goodbye then…
See ya! Watch your backside on the way out.
Taylor has much more commercial success, so in addition to her being popular in the media, she's popular amongst fans as well. however, Harry is massive over here and Taylor is certainly more famous than Harry across the pond and everywhere. Ed Sheeran is someone who fills stadiums as well and we don't hear about it. But their success, work round, can't compete to Taylor's.
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I don'r think Harry will ever be able to top this tour. I think he will take a sideways step career wise, maybe into acting.
I don't know if he is planning big tours in the future but I am pretty sure that movie career is not his goal. Music seems like his biggest priority. Movie is just a side thing.
A Las Vegas residency at the new Sphere next year is next.
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