Harry Styles is finally back with a brand new song.

On Thursday (January 22), the English singer, 31, dropped his latest single "Aperture," his first taste of new music since releasing his Grammy-winning album Harry's House in 2022. The upbeat track offers a snapshot of what to expect on his new album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally., which comes out in March.

Styles also announced on Thursday that he is hitting the road this summer for his Together, Together world tour, with stops in six major cities confirmed, including a 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden in New York City between August and October.

He will also be joined by different artists in each city, Robyn for six nights in Amsterdam, Shania Twain for six night in London, Fcukers for two nights in São Paulo, Jorja Smith for two nights in Mexico City, Fousheé and Baby J for two nights in Melbourne, Skye Newman and Baby J for two nights in Sydney, and Jamie xx in New York.

Styles revealed his upcoming fourth studio album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally., his first in as many years, earlier this month after days of speculation sparked by mysterious billboards, cryptic messages and voice notes sent to fans seemingly teasing new music with a softly-crooned "we belong together." According to People, the album features 12 tracks and was produced by his longtime collaborator Kid Harpoon.

The "As It Was" hitmaker also shared the cover art for his upcoming record, a snap of Styles in a T-shirt, blue jeans and glasses standing in front of a dark tree line with a mirrored disco ball reflecting light into a smoky evening.

Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. drops March 6. Listen to "Aperture" on iHeartRadio.

Chris Davis