Harry Styles Ends Historic 30-Night Madison Square Garden Residency with Harryween Shows, Elvis and Pizza Rat Costumes, and Jalen Brunson Cameo

Harry Styles concluded his record-breaking 30-night residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden with two special “Harryween” performances over the weekend. The concerts, a fan-favorite tradition, saw Styles and his band in elaborate costumes: on the first night, he dressed as 1970s Elvis Presley, and on the second, as the internet-famous “Pizza Rat.” The audience joined in the festive spirit, with many fans wearing their own creative outfits. A standout moment came when New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson made a surprise guest appearance, delighting the hometown crowd. Styles’ residency, part of his Love On Tour, set a new record for the most consecutive shows by an artist at the iconic venue, surpassing previous runs by legends like Billy Joel and Phish. The 30-night stand underscores Styles’ massive popularity and his ability to turn a concert series into a cultural event, blending music, fashion, and local sports fandom. As the tour moves on, the Madison Square Garden run will be remembered as a milestone in live entertainment, proving that Styles is not just a pop star but a generational performer who can command the world’s most famous arena for an entire month.