Harry Styles fans prepare for confirmed Dallas pop-up shop ahead of ‘Harry’s House’ album
Harry Styles’ third album, titled “Harry’s House,” will be released Friday, and North Texas fans will be some of the few in the United States to visit one of several pop-up shops promoting the British singer-songwriter’s latest work.
Since March 19, Styles has promoted “Harry’s House” through the website youarehome, which features an interactive door that can be slightly opened to reveal parts of different images daily. As the album release date grows near, fans discovered nine coordinates in the website coding, allegedly indicating the locations of pop-up shops in North America and Europe.
On Tuesday, the pop-up shops were confirmed by Styles’ official shop website. One of the coordinates lists 2117 Commerce St. in Dallas as the only pop-up location in Texas. One fan account reshared a picture of an empty building near the coordinates with a disco ball on the floor.
According to Styles’ shop website, the Dallas pop-up will be open from Friday through Sunday. On Friday fans with American Express cards will have early access to the shop from 3-4 p.m.; from 4-9 p.m. the shop will be open to everyone else. On both Saturday and Sunday the shop will be open from 10-11 a.m. for American Express card holders and then 11 a.m.-6 p.m. for everyone else.
Shop items will include exclusive merchandise, limited edition orange vinyl editions of “Harry’s House,” Harry’s House zines, special box sets and more.
Other coordinates listed in the website coding include Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Toronto, London, Paris, Berlin and Amsterdam. Setup for the shops has already begun at some locations.
Fans got a taste for the new album when the single “As It Was” premiered on March 31. By April 1 it became the most-streamed song on Spotify in a single day for a male artist, breaking a Guinness World Record. Since then, the music video has received over 122 million views on YouTube and, as of Monday, was first in the Spotify top 200 charts with over 7 million streams. The second most streamed song in the top 200 charts was Bad Bunny’s “Moscow Mule.”
Rolling Stone described “Harry’s House” as “a Santa Ana summer breeze of a record” ideal for summer patio season.
This story was originally published May 16, 2022 at 1:30 PM.
