Harry Styles Reveals Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally Track List
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After a long hiatus from music, Harry Styles is staging his comeback at last. The singer kicked off 2026 by unveiling his fourth studio album, titled Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. Clearly, the former One Direction star is inspired by the retro genre on this release, as the record’s name and disco ball-adorned cover confirm.
Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally will mark Styles’ first album drop in nearly four years, after last releasing Harry’s House in the summer of 2022. Ahead of the announcement, Styles teased something big was coming by plastering mysterious posters in major cities across the world and launching a cryptic website. All of the imagery featured the phrase “We Belong Together,” with Styles singing these lyrics in a voice memo sent to fans. Initially, fans believed this to be a song title, but it’s actually the chorus to the album’s lead single, “Aperture.”
The new release is produced by Kid Harpoon, who has production credits on all of Styles’ solo albums.
Here are all the details that we know so far about Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.
The Track List Breaks A Tradition
Styles unveiled the track list during the premiere of his “Aperture” music video on Jan. 23.
- “Aperture”
- “American Girls”
- “Ready, Steady, Go!”
- “Are You Listening Yet?”
- “Taste Back”
- “The Waiting Game”
- “Season 2 Weight Loss”
- “Coming Up Roses”
- “Pop”
- “Dance No More”
- “Paint By Numbers”
- “Carla’s Song”
The titles bring an end to Styles’ unique tradition of always including a song named after a fruit on his albums. (Harry Styles had “Kiwi,” Fine Line had “Watermelon Sugar” and “Cherry,” and Harry’s House had “Grapejuice.”)
The Release Date Is Very Soon
Styles has revealed that Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally will be released on March 6.
A Massive Tour Is Coming
To support the comeback album, Styles announced the Together, Together Tour. While it may only have six locations, the tour is huge, taking up the entirety of the second half of 2026. That’s largely because Style is performing a whopping 60 dates at Madison Square Gaden in New York City.
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