At a Glance
- Harry Styles announced his fourth studio album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, on Jan. 15
- The 10-track record drops March 6, almost three years after Harry’s House
- Cover art shows Styles in jeans and a tee beneath a lit disco ball
- Why it matters: First new music since 2022’s Grammy-winning Harry’s House
Harry Styles is back. On Jan. 15 the 31-year-old singer unveiled the title, release date and artwork for his fourth album, ending a stretch of public silence that began when Love On Tour wrapped in mid-2022.
Album Details
The record is called Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. It arrives March 6 via Columbia Records. The cover captures Styles outside slipping on sunglasses; above him a disco ball catches a studio light. The album title appears in blue and pink lettering, echoing the palette of 2019’s Fine Line.
Build-Up to the Announcement
Styles teased the project twice in the final weeks of 2025:
- On Dec. 20 he posted an eight-minute YouTube clip titled Forever, Forever. The video showed fans lined up outside Italy’s RCF Arena for one of his last tour dates, trading theories about what would happen that night.
- On Jan. 14, one day before the official reveal, his team sent voice notes to members of his online community. The message featured a raw a-capella line: “We belong together.”
Life After Harry’s House
Since collecting Album of the Year at the 2023 Grammys, Styles has kept a low profile. Public sightings were rare:
- March 2025 – ran the Tokyo Marathon
- May 2025 – attended the conclave in Vatican City for the election of Pope Leo XIV
- September 2025 – completed the Berlin Marathon
- September 2025 – confirmed a relationship with actress Zoë Kravitz through a series of joint appearances
These sporadic “side quests,” as fans dubbed them, fueled speculation about when-or if-new music would surface. The Jan. 15 announcement answers that question, setting up a March return to the spotlight.
What’s Next
No singles have been released yet, and Styles has not announced tour plans. The album’s disco motif suggests the upbeat pivot previewed in the voice-note lyric: “We belong together.” Fans can pre-order Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally starting Jan. 16 across digital and physical formats.
Key Takeaways
- First album in nearly three years lands March 6
- Title and artwork lean into disco imagery
- Teaser campaign relied on cryptic video and private voice notes
- Public appearances in 2025 were limited to marathons and Vatican visit
