Harry Styles brought back his traditional Harryween celebration during his concert residency at Madison Square Garden on Friday night.
According to Rolling Stone, the singer-songwriter performed the penultimate show of his 30-night run at the New York City arena in full costume. While he started the evening dressed as Elvis Presley alongside band members and dancers channeling past versions of his career, Styles switched outfits before delivering a special cover track.
Nodding to his teenage beginnings, Styles put on the exact ensemble he wore during his 16-year-old audition on The X Factor. He then performed Stevie Wonder's "Isn't She Lovely," matching the song he originally used to audition for the competition show. Styles playfully told the arena audience, "I work in a bakery," quoting the line he famously gave the judges years ago.
The concert marked the return of Harryween in New York City after five years, following his 2021 appearance as Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz. Days earlier at the same venue, Styles also surprised the crowd by performing "Ever Since New York" for the first time in four years.