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People are worrying about me... You don't need to worry, [gestures around] I'm doing alright!
Louis talking to the crowd in Stockholm
The artist has spoken vocally about the rising cost of live music, describing the extortionate Oasis tickets as “fucking ridiculous” — but with the caveat he did attend. “Does that make me hypocritical?” he says. He’s also praised his 2022 support band, Only the Poets, who recently charged just £1 for their Brixton Academy gig. Matty Healy labelled VIP meet-and-greet packages as ‘gross’ in an interview with Variety in 2023, and Tomlinson agrees, vehemently stating that they shouldn’t exist and that it’s up to the artists to take the lead on change. “If someone the size of Taylor Swift put some kind of petition out about a [price] cap at a certain level, then there would be an element of guilt for the people at the top to be charging what they are.”
What it really boils down to, Tomlinson says, is that you need these artists to be “a little less greedy for a second”. Because if costs continue to rise, the future of music is totally inaccessible. “At some point,” he says, “there’s only going to be the affluent people at gigs, and that’s not what music’s about. People can’t be priced out of coming to music.”
Hunger magazine March '26
Louis talking about his experience on his past solo tours and what's to come for his third run - 13.03
Louis reacting to all the UK number #1 albums of 2026 so far - 13.03
Louis via his newsletter 9/3/26
🧔🏻♂️ A fan received the How Did I Get Here? album with this signed art card from Louis, 14 February 2026.
Anne via IG 🥰
Louis via Twitter - 30.01
Harry is number #1 with Aperture at the Official Single Charts in the UK this week
26/1/26
Zach Sang: “can you be vulnerable and still be lying?”
Louis with no hesitation: “of course”
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Louis at his album signings for Faith in the Future (2023) and How Did I Get Here? (2026) As if he doesn't look huggable already.
i don’t really know who i am anymore.