Fans swarm Harry Styles’ Sydney show at Accor Stadium

Incredible images from outside a Sydney arena show the chaos that is surrounding megastar Harry Styles’ performance tonight.

Throngs of fans are already swarming Sydney Olympic Park hours before Harry Styles takes the stage.

Styles will be performing his Love On Tour show at Sydney Olympic Park on Friday and Saturday night.

Countless numbers of his 70,000 fans have already flocked to the spiral walkway at Accor Stadium in anticipation of his massive concert.

Unfortunately, parking at Sydney Olympic Park for the event has already sold out.

Additionally, a further 15,000 people are expected to attend the Sydney Kings v New Zealand Breakers NBL game at the nearby Qudos Bank Arena tonight.

On Saturday night, a staggering 115,000 people are expected to converge on Sydney Olympic Park to witness performances by Styles, the Backstreet Boys and Jay Chou.

Transport for NSW is strongly encouraging people to take public transportation options, such as trains or buses, to access the venue.

The organisation has confirmed that Harry Styles concert tickets will grant access to all transport modes, including major event buses.

The British singer, 29, kicked off his Aussie tour last week by doing an honorary shoey in Perth, much to the thrill of 30,000 screaming fans.

Scores of his 70,000 fans have already flocked to the spiral walkway at Accor Stadium in anticipation of his massive concert.

Fans outside Accor stadium buying Harry Styles merchandise the day before his first Sydney concert.

Parking at Sydney Olympic Park for the event has already sold out.

He also donned Australia’s own version of the diadem, grooving across the stage at Melbourne’s Marvel stadium wearing a $7 Bunnings straw hat — carrying with him the level of confidence a Gucci suit would provide.

In a video posted to TikTok, Styles could be seen in the throes of performing Late Night Talking at Friday’s show, before a rogue fan pegged a Bunnings hat at him.

With complete ease, Styles reached for the floating hat, fit it onto his head and broke out in dance.

In another example of Australian spirit peppered throughout his sets, Styles has also been performing pub anthem Horses at his shows.

Daryl Braithwaite himself was at Saturday night’s Melbourne concert to witness his tune being sung by one of the most famous musicians on the planet, and was filmed watching on from the crowd.

On Saturday night, a staggering 115,000 people are expected to converge on Sydney Olympic Park to witness performances by Harry Styles, the Backstreet Boys, and Jay Chou.

— more to come