Harry Styles is taking his act on the road.
Early Friday morning, the 23-year-old "Sign of the Times" singer announced his world tour will begin Sept. 19 in the United States and end Dec. 8 in Japan. All tickets go on sale May 5 (excluding Japan) via local ticket agents. Styles' self-titled debut album will be released May 12.
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Styles, who's recently performed his new material on NBC's Saturday Night Live and BBC's The Graham Norton Show, will kick off the NBC Today Show Summer Concert Series May 9, followed by a week-long residency on CBS The Late Late Show With James Corden May 15-18.
Here is the complete list of tour dates:
9/19: San Francisco, CA, The Masonic
9/20: Los Angeles, CA, The Greek Theatre
9/25: Nashville, TN, Ryman Auditorium
9/26: Chicago, IL, The Chicago Theatre
9/28: New York, NY, Radio City Music Hall
9/30: Boston, MA, Wang Theatre
10/1: Washington, D.C., DAR Constitution Hall
10/4: Toronto, ON, Massey Hall
10/5: Upper Darby, PA, Tower Theater
10/8: Atlanta, GA, Roxy
10/10: Irving, TX, The Pavilion at Irving Music Factory
10/11: Austin, TX, ACL Live at The Moody Theater
10/14: Phoenix, AZ, Comerica Theatre
10/25: Paris, France, L'Olympia
10/27: Cologne, Germany, Palladium
10/29: London, U.K., Eventim Apollo
10/30: London, U.K., Eventim Apollo
11/1: Manchester, U.K., O2 Apollo Manchester
11/2: Glasgow, U.K., SEC Armadillo
11/5: Stockholm, Sweden, Fryshuset
11/7: Berlin, Germany, Tempodrome
11/8: Amsterdam, Netherlands, AFAS Live
11/10: Milan, Italy, Alcatraz
11/23: Singapore, The Star Theatre
11/26: Sydney, Australia, Enmore Theatre
11/30: Australia, Melbourne, Forum Theatre
12/2: Auckland, New Zealand, Spark Arena
12/7: Tokyo, Japan, EX Theater
12/8: Tokyo, Japan, EX Theater
"I didn't want to write 'stories.' I wanted to write my stories, things that happened to me," Styles recently told Rolling Stone. "The No. 1 thing was I wanted to be honest. I hadn't done that before." After branching out on his own, he said, "I wanted to step up. There were songs I wanted to write and record, and not just have it be 'Here's a demo I wrote.' Every decision I've made since I was 16 was made in a democracy. I felt like it was time to make a decision about the future...and maybe I shouldn't rely on others."
Styles confessed he's "nervous" to see how his fans will react to his new, less pop-y music. "I've never done this before. I don't know what the f--k I'm doing," he said. "I'm happy I found this band and these musicians, where you can be vulnerable enough to put yourself out there. I'm still learning...but it's my favorite lesson."