Harry Styles concert Sydney

Hardcore fans have lined up outside a Sydney arena on Friday morning in anticipation of Harry Styles' concert, as the global popstar prepares to wrap up the ...

Hardcore fans have lined up outside a Sydney arena on Friday morning in anticipation of Harry Styles' concert, as the global popstar prepares to wrap up the Australian leg of Love On Tour. Styles will wrap up the Australian leg of his tour in Sydney on Saturday after making headlines right across the country. Fans queue outside stadium from early hours of the morning in anticipation of popstar Harry Styles' concert in Sydney

From what time to arrive to what to wear, these are our best tips for anyone heading to Harry Styles' Australian Love On Tour, from someone who's seen him ...

Most of the fans are lovely (obviously, they are Harries) and will honour your spot in the line so you can leave and get food/use the toilet. It was clear Harry's positive music and upbeat tone had a made a real impact on his fans. Those heeled boots may look killer, but if you aren't comfy, you won't enjoy yourself, so opt for a After seeing Harry back in 2018 in London, there was no denying his stage presence and confidence had grown, with a few And as someone who attended the Melbourne shows, I thought I'd share a few tips on making it the best experience possible. The next stop for Love on Tour?

Would you turn down a five-figure amount to see your favourite pop star perform live?

I can use that money,” one person noted. “You would definitely take the cash and take a holiday to another country and see Harry perform there,” another suggested. “Everyone saying the concert is worth more than the money is very very silly,” one person commented. “Take the cash then go on vacay to another of his concerts!” another suggested. “Take the 50, he’s not that great,” one non-fan said. “You are a true Harry Styles fan and you should be proud.”

And on Friday night, thousands showed up early for the British superstar's Sydney show at Accor Stadium despite rain pelting down throughout the day. With ...

Another said she would do it for just $5,000. Harry Styles (pictured) fans are some of the most dedicated in pop music. Pictured hosts Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson With 15,000 people expected to attend the gig, many got an early start, with massive lines snaking around the stadium and down into the street hours in advance The young woman, who had a spot at the front of the line to get into the show, was picked out by The Kyle and Jackie O Show producers who were offering money for fans' tickets. With 15,000 people expected to attend the gig, many got an early start, with massive lines snaking around the stadium and down into the street hours in advance.

A Harry Styles superfan did what most wouldn't on Friday and turned down $50000 to 'cut up' her ticket to his Sydney concert.

Another said she would do it for just $5,000. Pictured hosts Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson The young woman, who had a spot at the front of the line to get into the show, was picked out by The Kyle and Jackie O Show producers who were offering money for fans' tickets.

Emma Burrows and Khayla Steain are excited for Harry Styles. Photo: Megan Dunn. And she's not exaggerating, with the words 'we'll be alright', inspired by the ...

Every step of the concert has been really fun.” You’re supporting journalism at its most raw level, as we continue to tell Penrith’s stories. “I’ve been to concerts in the past, but never people that I’ve been dying to see, so this is the first person that I’m dying to see,” Khayla said. “We were looking online for outfits for ages, and then we went on Pinterest and saw that someone did the shirts, and we just decided that we were going to make them,” Emma said. And, most importantly, will he sing ‘Daydreaming’? What will he wear?

The fan, Jess, was approached by an Australian radio show keen to find out how committed she was.

She wasn’t thinking,” wrote one person in the comments section. The young woman called Jess was waiting at the front of the line to get into his show in Sydney when she was approached by producers of radio show The Kyle and Jackie O Show. Harry Styles fan turns down £28,000 to cut up her ticket to his Love On Tour show in Sydney

He is this decade's all-purpose, all-ages British showman. The fun time to be had by all.

And of course, slinky and suggestive, like Watermelon Sugar, which may or may not be about a certain sexual act but is definitely a way to spring-load a stadium audience for the sprint to the end of the set. His penchant for some beefy guitar moves puts the relatively ordinary Woman – only the bland Love Of My Life lands lower – squarely in an ’80s rock parade, while Matilda and Little Freak, sung out on the edge of the satellite stage, pull everything back to delicate singer/songwriter fare. Or grand pop gesturing, like Sign Of The Times, the heavily-laden, arms-linked, sing-it-together-brothers-and-sisters ballad which is his version of Robbie Williams’ Angels, and a bold resetting at the beginning of the encore. Giddy and sunny, like Golden and Satellite, gossamer tunes that lean bright (Golden) and wistful (Satellite) but really operate dead centre pleasure. “It’s a family show, a family show,” he declared mid-evening. A bit of cheek, a bit of sexiness and a bit of charm; some swing in the hips but not a fancy dancer; a way with a gag that slides past too-busy-grinning censors; a past as a teen favourite, a present encompassing their parents who always secretly enjoyed him but now get the wider musical influences, and a future equally at home in stadiums, cabarets and screens.

After camping out overnight Sydney fans have finally seen Harry Styles take to the stage for the first of ...

What a superstar." "What a night. "It's Pride at the moment, isn't it? But it's PRIDE [so] can I get some sparkling coming out lights please," he asked his crew. A member of the band, on keyboard, also performed the second half of the concert with the flag draped over his shoulders. [fans descend on Olympic Park](https://www.9news.com.au/national/harry-styles-sydney-performance-fans-camp-out-overnight-ahead-of-show/7df3fc95-20d8-4a92-b2be-260eac463763) on Friday, armed with feather boas for the first of his two sold out Sydney shows at Accor Stadium.