Harry Styles fans in a frenzy as 2020 3Arena tour date confirmed and tickets go on sale next week
HARRY Styles will play Dublin's 3Arena next April on his new world tour.
The One Direction heartthrob's solo Love On Tour run of dates will stop off in the capital on Sunday April 19.
Tickets priced from €60.64 will go on sale from Friday November 22 at 10am.
Irish fans can get access to pre-sale tickets by pre-ordering Styles' new album Fine Line in any format from the official Harry Styles online store before 5pm on November 17.
The new record is set to drop on December 13, featuring new single Lights Up.
Rising pop star King Princess will provide support for the European leg of the tour, including the 3Arena gig.
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The Sign Of The Times hitmaker plans to donate $1 per ticket to local charities while on the tour, which kicks off in Birmingham on April 15.
Next stop for the 25-year-old is Sheffield on April 17 before the Dublin date on April 19.
He'll then head back to the UK for another run of dates before the tour hits mainland Europe.
Dates in the US and Canada will follow, before the tour wraps in Mexico next October.
Irish fans were whipped into a frenzy by the Dublin gig announcement.
One said: "HARRY STYLES IN DUBLIN YESSS".
Another tweeted: "DUBLIN FOR MY BIRTHDAY YAAAAAS @Harry_Styles."
One more wrote: "I CANT WAIT TO SEE YOU IN DUBLIN AGAIN."
Earlier this month, Styles sent fans into meltdown when he confirmed his new album plans.
And we told how the singer stores his clothes in a vault guarded by 24-hour security.
The star even has cameras in the room linked to an iPad so they can be checked on.
He keeps outfits created for his solo tour in there and is expected to use it to house the clothes he wore for the video for his latest song Lights Up.
The strange set-up was revealed by designer Harris Reed, who is responsible for Harry’s clothes over the past few years.
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He told GQ Australia: “I can’t say where it is located, but everything goes to an archive, somewhere in London where I am not going to disclose.
“But the clothes all have 24 hours surveillance, which you can look at via an iPad, specifically done for his outfits. That’s also what is more surreal for me.
“After his first solo tour that I produced 14-15 looks for – he wore about six or seven – I was wondering where the others were and he was like, ‘Don’t worry, they are all under surveillance.’ I was like, ‘Oh, that’s chic.'”