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Harry Styles fans in Miami will have a very specific place to be this weekend—and it isn’t the beach.
To celebrate the release of his new album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., the global pop star is launching a series of immersive pop-up shops around the world. One of just 16 locations is landing in Wynwood for a three-day run that’s likely to draw devoted “Harries” from across South Florida.
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The temporary shop opens today at 2300 North Miami Avenue and will be there through March 8, transforming the space into a mini universe inspired by the new record, which drops today as well. Fans can step inside for themed installations and exclusive merchandise tied to the album’s aesthetic.
In other words: come prepared to shop. (And especially if you're an American Express customer; they get a lot of extra deals and offers.)
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Limited-edition merch will include everything from hoodies, crewnecks and T-shirts to hats, totes and even home goods like mugs, clocks and towels, all designed specifically to celebrate the album’s disco-tinged era.
While the pop-up is free and open to the public, there are a few perks for certain fans. Eligible American Express cardholders can get early access each day, along with extras like a dedicated checkout line and a complimentary gift with purchase.
The Miami stop is part of a global rollout that includes cities like London, Tokyo, New York and Los Angeles, making Wynwood one of the few places in the U.S. where fans can experience the album launch in person.
And if shopping for limited merch isn’t enough, the album celebration extends beyond the pop-up. Local record stores are hosting listening parties, including one at Sweat Records and another at Technique Records, where fans can hear the new music alongside giveaways and other surprises.
For Miami, which already thrives on nightlife and disco nostalgia, the Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. title feels oddly appropriate. After all, in this city, “occasionally” is doing a lot of work.
The pop-up runs March 6 from 4-9pm, and March 7-8 from 11am-6pm. For more information, click here.