Harry Styles Waltzes His Way Through ‘Coming Up Roses’ Music Video

Harry Styles has unveiled the music video for “Coming Up Roses,” a single from his fourth studio album, "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally." This release adds a visual chapter to his latest body of work, which debuted earlier this year with notable commercial success.

The video showcases Styles engaging in waltz sequences with multiple partners, blending classical dance elements with contemporary music storytelling. The choreography culminates in an interpretive dance by a female performer, followed by a collective scene where all participants gather for a group photograph, symbolizing unity and celebration.

Direction for the “Coming Up Roses” video was led by the acclaimed duo Bradley & Pablo, who previously collaborated with Styles on the visuals for “Watermelon Sugar” and “Late Night Talking.” Their reunion continues a creative partnership marked by stylistic innovation and strong narrative imagery.

Notably, the video includes a personal touch referencing a real-life moment: the couple depicted as newlyweds in the clip is the same pair who became engaged during Styles’ live rendition of “Coming Up Roses” at Madison Square Garden on October 7. This Easter egg connects the music video to the artist’s recent live performances and fan experiences.

The timing of the video’s debut aligns with Styles’ ongoing “Together, Together” tour, which began with a residency at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. Following multiple sold-out shows in the city, the tour is scheduled to continue with dates in Melbourne and Sydney later in the year, before reconvening in Glendale, Arizona, next spring.

Subsequent stops on the tour include major cities across North America and Europe, such as Arlington, Pasadena, Toronto, Chicago, Berlin, Nanterre, Madrid, Rome, and Dublin. The live run is set to conclude with three performances at London’s Wembley Stadium in August, solidifying the tour as a global event.

Adding another layer to this phase of Styles’ career, documentary filmmaker John Wilson has been documenting the Madison Square Garden shows since August. According to reports from variety.com, the project aims to blend concert footage with candid insights into the lives of Styles, his fans, and the broader team supporting the tour, offering an intimate perspective on the concert experience.

The artist’s latest album, “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally,” released in March, debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart. Driven by the lead single “Aperture,” the album achieved 430,000 equivalent album units in its first week, underscoring Styles’ continued commercial appeal and artistic evolution.

With the combination of his dynamic touring schedule, innovative music videos, and forthcoming documentary, Harry Styles is reinforcing his presence as a multifaceted performer in the contemporary music landscape. The “Coming Up Roses” video exemplifies his ability to interlace personal narrative, visual artistry, and musical expression, engaging audiences across multiple platforms.

While details about the documentary’s full scope remain limited, its development alongside the video and tour highlights a comprehensive approach to capturing this moment in Styles’ career. Fans and industry observers alike can anticipate a rich, immersive portrayal of one of pop music’s most compelling figures.