Harry Styles expands the visual world surrounding his latest album with a music video for "Coming Up Roses." The video premieres today, Monday, October 26, 2026, and offers a new visual interpretation of one of the tracks from Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., which was released in March 2026.
The news came during Styles's concert series at Madison Square Garden in New York. While seated at the piano during a performance, he briefly told the audience that the video would be released on Monday. Concertgoers recorded the comment, which then spread on social media. The following day, Styles confirmed the premiere date and time in an Instagram post.
The fourth music video from the album
"Coming Up Roses" is described as the fourth music video connected to Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. It follows the videos for "Aperture," "American Girls," and "Dance No More," and extends the album's visual rollout. Together, the videos provide different entrances into an album whose songs vary in mood and expression.
The song differs from the album's more dance-oriented material. It is a ballad with piano, strings, and Styles's vocals at the center, where the arrangement highlights the song’s emotional expression. A music video creates yet another way to frame this contrast on an album whose title hints at a connection to disco, but also leaves room for other musical expressions.
"Coming Up Roses" has also become a recurring feature during Styles's ongoing world tour, Together, Together. Its place in the concert setlist connects the studio version with the live experience, while the video adds its own visual interpretation. The song is said to be popular among listeners and has become a notable track from the March album, though the sources do not cite figures for streams, sales, or audience response.
Before the news about the video premiere, the song’s Spotify Canvas was updated with a short clip showing two pairs of feet, apparently ready to dance. The image offers a visual hint without revealing the content of the whole video. Movement as a motif also stands in contrast to the arrangement with piano and strings, while the music video gives the ballad its own interpretation.
The video is released during the final stretch of Styles's 30-concert series at Madison Square Garden. The last two shows are scheduled for October 30 and 31, 2026, and are called "Harryween." The premiere thus occurs just before the end of the concert series and places a new album-related release alongside the final dates in New York.
