Harry Styles has released the official music video for “Coming Up Roses,” bringing one of the standout tracks from his fourth studio album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, into a surreal dance hall filled with awkward choreography, unlikely partners and vintage charm. The video arrives two days after Harry Styles announced its release during his October 24 concert at Madison Square Garden, ahead of the song’s official single release on October 30.
The visual opens with a retro boombox playing inside an old-fashioned community hall, complete with polished wooden floors, chandeliers and a large scenic mural. Styles, dressed in a grey suit jacket over a patterned shirt with a red collar, joins a group of dancers for what appears to be a partner-dancing class. The eclectic ensemble includes a woman in a wedding dress, and a man wearing a neck brace, setting an offbeat tone that balances nostalgia with understated humor.
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As the session progresses, Harry Styles rotates between partners, moving through deliberately clumsy steps and increasingly coordinated routines. The video’s choreography shifts from awkward introductions to a synchronized group sequence.
“Coming Up Roses” was released as part of Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally in March 2026. Produced by Kid Harpoon and arranged by Jules Buckley, the track pairs piano with a 39-piece orchestra featuring strings, violins and cello. Harry Styles began writing it in December 2025, initially exploring a Christmas-themed idea before turning the song into a more introspective reflection on love.
The track gained early attention in February, when Fred again.. played it during a London show. Styles later performed it on Saturday Night Live in March, giving the song another prominent platform as his fourth album reached listeners. “Coming Up Roses” peaked at No. 18 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 14 on the Billboard Global 200, while surpassing 170 million streams on Spotify.
The music video also arrives during Styles’ Together, Together tour, which began in Amsterdam in May and is scheduled to continue through August 2027. His 30-show Madison Square Garden residency, running from August 26 through October 31, is the largest single-artist residency in the venue’s history.
Watch the music video below:
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