Harry Styles’ new Coming Up Roses video moves through a waltz class, returning him to directors Bradley & Pablo.
Harry Styles is bringing “Coming Up Roses” to the dance floor. The singer released the track’s official music video on October 26, giving another song from Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. a visual chapter as his current album era continues.
Directed by Bradley & Pablo, the video places Styles inside a dance hall for a waltz class. The action moves between strangers and dance partners, using an ordinary group activity as the setting for the song rather than a large-scale concert performance.
The directors are familiar collaborators. As Billboard Philippines notes, the duo previously worked with Styles on “Watermelon Sugar” and “Late Night Talking,” linking the new release to visuals from both Fine Line and Harry’s House.
The clip also includes a connection to Styles’ recent live shows. A real-life couple who became engaged during his October 7 performance of the song appears in the video, where they are shown getting married, bringing a moment from the audience into its fictional setting.
Styles had previewed the release with a brief announcement during his October 24 Madison Square Garden residency show. The video follows those for “Aperture,” “American Girls” and “Dance No More,” extending the visual rollout for an album that reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
The release lands amid the Together, Together tour, with Melbourne dates scheduled for November and December and further North American and European shows planned for 2027. For listeners following that rollout, “Coming Up Roses” now has a new dance-hall setting to accompany its place in the live show.
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